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Originally Posted by Superman
This is pure BS.
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I know that, and you know that. But the Porsche dealer in Stockholm would like us to think different...
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Originally Posted by Superman
If new CV joints are properly serviced and maintained (like....once per year cleaned and inspected and repacked using high quality hign pressure moly grease), then I'd guess they could last a LONG time. But unfortunately, most joints have not been properly serviced. I've looked at a fair number of CV joints from 911's, and they are rarely in the condition I would call "excellent." I'm not sure I've ever seen one in that condition. I've seen a few "decent/useable" condition ones, and a LOT of "unacceptable" ones. Very few "good" or "excellent."
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Agree 100%, and mine were usable the last time I serviced them.
My new axles arrived today
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