Re: [FWDLK] Need to borrow someone's spare driveline rubber "dust shield
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Re: [FWDLK] Need to borrow someone's spare driveline rubber "dust shield"



The boots on my car were still perfect after 50 years when I replaced the trans and installed a modern style slip joint/U-joint. 

If the repos do not hold up, they are just made of the wrong kind of rubber. Whoever makes these should be using the same material as the C joint boots use. CV joints flex a lot in turns, where our drive shaft boots hardly flex at all. 

Dave Homstad 
56 Dodge 500 

---- eastern sierra Adj Services <esierraadj@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> The (hose) clamps are the correct 1/4", and are the ones supplied with
> the boot/trunion overhaul kit.
> 
> The boots very reliably self destruct, at least, on any car that gets to
> be driven regularly.
> 
> Today, my parts shop is supposed to receive a couple CV joint boots, one
> of which is hoped to be able to fit over both connection ends.
> 
> If this deal works out, I'll provide some pics and info on the I.D. of
> the subject boot.
> 
> Neil Vedder
> 
> 
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