binding cv shaft issues

[jdeere05]

Since truck it leveled or lifted bought it that way cv shafts are binding...what's best way to possibly fix this

 

[NYCruiser]

Depending on the setup, I've heard some kits have drop brackets for the front diff to lessen the angle on the cv's. Maybe you need something like that.

 

[charonblk07]

Drop bracket like NYC said or a set of high angle inner CV joints from Kore. The drop bracket will be cheaper.

 

[Knotts89]

Has anyone ran kore cvs? I been thinking of buying a set here soon but can't find a lot of reviews

 

[jdeere05]

Drop bracket like NYC said or a set of high angle inner CV joints from Kore. The drop bracket will be cheaper.

After the drop bracket I'm guessing that I will have to do an alignment again

 

[Knotts89]

Yes you will need another alignment

 

[charonblk07]

Has anyone ran kore cvs? I been thinking of buying a set here soon but can't find a lot of reviews

I run a set but for a different reason. I'm dropped 4" in the front on a 4wd, which is the exact same angle as going up 4" with a lift. I grenaded my stock CV joint 5 minutes after I started the truck but the Kores have been going strong for 2 years now with no issues.

 

[Knotts89]

That's good to know because i have 6 inch suspension lift and bilstein shocks set at 2 inches. No real cv problems yet but i rather be on the safe side

 

[jwheeler]

After the drop bracket I'm guessing that I will have to do an alignment again

No. If you get a bracket that will drop just the diff, it is not needed.


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[Knotts89]

But he will have to pull the suspension off to put the drop bracket on the diff wouldn't he? If he has to pull the suspension i would recommend a alignment its cheaper than buying new tires