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Old 03-09-2024, 07:33 PM
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Mine had a clunky clunk over Cincinnati streets. It was the u joint for sure and despite looking replaceable, it's the whole shaft. The 2 bolts are a pain, so you are best off soaking the whole thing for 2 days before trying to hammer at it for 2 hours like I did.

I went OEM as if it's a failure point that my life depends on, I prefer the metal to be of not questionable quality.
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