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mtndawg
post May 29 2018, 10:51 AM
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Where can I order a quality CV boot kit for both sides, boots, grease, gaskets, etc...
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Optimusglen
post May 30 2018, 09:45 AM
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uh... I replaced all of my boots and reused the original flanges. Getting the boots over the lip of the flange takes a bit of strength but once it's stretched over it has the added advantage of retaining the boot a bit. Clamp added of course, wouldn't want to rely solely on the stretch.

I used a bike tire lever (shown in blue in the picture) to help leverage the boot on without risking puncturing the boot.

I believe mine were Rein boots, purchased from FCP Euro. Price currently is a bit over $2 each. FCP also has a lifetime warranty on all parts they sell and you don't need to be a professional shop to take advantage of it.

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post May 30 2018, 10:02 AM
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uh... I replaced all of my boots and reused the original flanges. Getting the boots over the lip of the flange takes a bit of strength but once it's stretched over it has the added advantage of retaining the boot a bit. Clamp added of course, wouldn't want to rely solely on the stretch.

I used a bike tire lever (shown in blue in the picture) to help leverage the boot on without risking puncturing the boot.

I believe mine were Rein boots, purchased from FCP Euro. Price currently is a bit over $2 each. FCP also has a lifetime warranty on all parts they sell and you don't need to be a professional shop to take advantage of it.

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I use a heat gun to warm the boot a bit and it makes it much easier!
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