The last CV you'll ever need....maybe

[VXorado]

I would love to have stronger CVs my VX. Mine were the destroyed in Moab when the boots ripped, all the grease fell out and the bearings slowly wore the inner cup into oblivion with metal on metal contact. I installed new CVs but they still click/vibrate because I didn't replace the inner cup. These stronger CVs look to be a permanent fix to these problems

[Marlin]

Pending the cost of these new CVs, (over 1K I would imagine) I will have 6 OEM CVs available for purchase. I will put new boots on em and everything. I may be able to work out a deal where I can sell all of my extras and cover the cost of a pair of 1K CVs? I know the OEM CVs are listed at 750 and 950 on Isuzu parts,they say the drivers and passenger are different? Not that I am aware of? I have two sets from a VX, one pair with the cups, never wheeled. My set, have been wheeled, but well taken care of, no clicks or slop and what not. This may be doable....waiting on price...

[vt_maverick]

Pending the cost of these new CVs, (over 1K I would imagine) I will have 6 OEM CVs available for purchase.

That's a shame if it does cost that much, even for those of us "Tour de Desert"/Beach folks () I would much prefer to invest a little ching for a much more durable end product (a mild lift is something I'd like to do in the future). But as you said if it costs that much you may as well keep cycling through OEM crap.

[Marlin]

Ascinder is 100% right. But rather than a negative, I see the moving of the balls as evening the wear throughout the tulip fitting (I found out today that tulip is the technical term for what we call the cup). What can I say, I am a silver lining kind of guy.
But having the CVs at those angles should be alright for me, my driving style is very slow and methodical, its why I have done so well on the trails, my throttle is very sensitive. I attribute my throttle control skills to years of playing console video games

[LittleBeast]

What exactly is it that will be upgraded about these CV's? The cage itself was the only weak spot on the OEM CV's that I experienced. How do they increase the quality of the cage? Just make it thicker?

[Triathlete]

Probably the use of better/stronger metal alloys...just guessing though. They may also know of a better way to design them to eliminate/strengthen weak spots.