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sh@un

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Hey all- I'm replacing all the front CV boots and the lower ball-joints on my RS-Four and would just like to confirm some parts.

From the parts thread for the CV boots I have for Kelpro;

Inner: CIB-228

Outer: COB-057

But there are 2 different inner boots- Does any one have the other inner boot number, or the Repco equivalent for all 3?

And apparently the lower ball joints are the same as on R33 GT-Rs. Can anyone confirm?

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Bahhhh CV boots: Not fun!

Are you doing them yourself?

Thats correct the left inner and the right inner are different boots. Have a search for my thread on cv boots (theres a few by me)

The part number you have I believe is for the right hand inner. The l/h inner I couldnt get a part number took it off and to it to repco and left it with them for a few hours and they matched it pretty well to something else, for some reasons holden rodeo is springing into my head but im not 100% sure if it was and what model. I have a quick search and see if I can find the part number.

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just to make this easy for future forum searchers;

ball joint, ball joints, ball-joint, ball-joints

confirmed C34 Stags use the same inner and outer front ball joints as R33 GT-Rs

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