Gforce Engineering CTS-V Big axle kits
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Put the axle nut on the outer stub and clamp it in the vise real good or do something so you dont damage the outer stub threads.
I used a big hammer and an aluminum punch smacking the cv joint while holding it in a vise and I've also hooked a slide hammer onto the end of it and popped it loose.
Several different ways to do it.
I might have to design and fab up some sort of tool to do this on a loaner program.
Let me know how you do.
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Dammit MM, hurry up and test these and provide feedback
All kidding aside, did you go with 1 axle? Big Axle or econo size? Or is that even an option with GeForce? I get them confused, sorry
All kidding aside, did you go with 1 axle? Big Axle or econo size? Or is that even an option with GeForce? I get them confused, sorry
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The 06-07 gets the smaller drivers side axle.
You can also get both for the best result and to save a little to boot.
I'll reword my web page to incude years so it's not confusing.
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yeah, thats my question. ive got an 05 so id need the pass side to stop the hop. but your site shows 04-07 drivers side, and 04-07 driver and pass combo. so i was wondering how i could get just the pass side.
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Ok, the web site should make more sense now
http://shop.gforce1320.com/category.sc?categoryId=13
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http://shop.gforce1320.com/category.sc?categoryId=13
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Chris