JBSMOOTH

I have lowered my car and keep ripping the cv boots. Anyone have a lowered car and have had similar problem. Is there a solution??? I've been told it's due to the front camber. Any and all suggestions would be appreciated.

Merkin

since the boot is never straight

diagnosticator1

With the suspension at the compressed and extended travel limits, and the steering angle at both right and left limits, does the boot touch anything? The normal steering and suspension position angles are easily within the range that the boots can accommodate, the boots must be touching something at a certain suspension position/steering angle.

MikTip

Who keeps changing them? DIY? Shop?

What name brand replacement boot do they use to replace'm with?

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JBSMOOTH

Both the right and the left have been replaced. Currently is the right side thats giving me the headache. Does anyone know any good shops to go to in Westchester, NY.

JBSMOOTH

Are there any stronger kind... Are there race or HD CV boots that stretch a little more???

JBSMOOTH

Is there a heavy duty or race cv that can take more abuse???

diagnosticator1

Moog Automotive used to make one piece polyurethane* CV boots to fit VW/Audi, I don't know if they are available now, but I will try and fine out/post back.

*lots more durable than the OEM rubber boots.

Merkin

i'm looking at duraboot, they have B5 and 80/90, donno if those would fit

JeffAhn

replacement - $$$