Re: Driveshafts & CV Joints

[Kneale Brownson <knotnook@traverse.com>]

Could have been Raxles?
                     
                                     http://www.raxles.com/homep2.htm

Couple years ago, before I started thinking about doing such repairs myself
on my cars, I did a Yahoo search for CV joints while looking for boots for
a noncomputer pal who had an old off-road 4 X 4 cycle and needed to fix
ripped boots before he went back into the swamps.  There were several
suppliers I found.  Didn't save anything from then but you might go looking
that way.

Kneale Brownson



At 11:05 AM 8/2/99 -0400, Don Muirhead wrote:
>Ran into (figuratively speaking) an Audi ('87.5 coupe/'95 S4) owner from NC 
>last night.  We were chatting about our common interests, blah, blah, 
>blah.... He was telling me he replaced CV's and driveshafts in his coupe 
>purchased from a company in the US called ? axles (beer might have 
>distorted hearing and/or memory of name).  He thought they were great, 
>better than the beer and the OEM product.
>
>Since I'm due to change the CV's in the coupe,  I thought I'd ask the dumb 
>question - any idea who is he talking about and if so are the CV's and 
>driveshafts as good as he claimed.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Don
>'99 A4
>'96 S6
>'86 CGT x 2
>