Mark, our CV axles match the same part number as a 97 trooper per matt at indy 4x.
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Mark, our CV axles match the same part number as a 97 trooper per matt at indy 4x.
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Jack, are you talking about the little half shafts (for lack of a better term) or the actual axle that fits in the front axle housing? The half shafts, the part that you can see exposed that contains both the inner and outer CV joint are the same as the Trooper, and are the same length on the passenger and driver side so you can use them on either side.Originally Posted by pbkid
The part with the green cup (the outer race of the inner CV joint), I think, is unique to the VX. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Oh ya, i believe you are correct mark. Perhaps swede will chime in. I was just referring to the cv part of the axle.
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I run a Trooper cup with a VX halfshaft and it seems to be the same or too close to notice.
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