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Old 09-16-2021, 04:41 PM #31
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Am curious, however, if there is enough adjustment to remove the positive camber with the standard setup after a 2" lift?
I got an alignment yesterday with OME 880s (~1.5"-2" lift), 265/75r16 tires, original UCAs and original CVs. Here's my numbers:

Front Left: Camber 0.0, Caster 3.0, Toe 0.12
Front Right: Camber 0.1, Caster 3.3, Toe 0.13
Total Toe: 0.26
Steer Ahead: -0.01
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What does NAPA's warranty say about off-road use? Autozone states their warranty won't cover it if you break it while wheeling
Edit: So which one of you made this review? https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c.../idd1/to8043et
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Are any of you guys trading in your cores on these axles? From what I'm seeing NAPA isn't requiring a core charge which is great if you still have OEM axles that you'd like to keep and rebuild.

I'm sure these aren't the best out there but since there's free shipping, lifetime warranty, and maybe no core charge. I think they may be worth a shot for the money, everyone seems to be happy with them so far.
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Extended/High articulation CV Axle

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Are any of you guys trading in your cores on these axles? From what I'm seeing NAPA isn't requiring a core charge which is great if you still have OEM axles that you'd like to keep and rebuild.

I'm sure these aren't the best out there but since there's free shipping, lifetime warranty, and maybe no core charge. I think they may be worth a shot for the money, everyone seems to be happy with them so far.

I just ordered TrakMotive TO8043ET Extended Articulation CV Axles. No core charge. I’ll reboot/rebuild my originals and keep them as spares.

Time will tell. I’ll update after some miles.
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I suppose all's well?
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I got one from rockauto (to8043et) for $120 shipped and I also got one from autozone (duralast or whatever) and its the exact same axle. They definitely articulate better than my OEM ones. There are reports that they do not fit with bigger coilovers but I just have basic 5100's and its a perfect fit.
I have 6112 in front, and I was wondering if there about the same size? I didn't want to order the Tracktion CV and it not fit?

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@Locke434 The TrackMotive axles are quite a bit thicker than OEM.

Here are some photos of the TrakMotive and Bilstein 5100 clearance.
Steering wheel dead center, stock weight truck sitting on level ground.
5100s set to lowest perch and paired with OME 880 coils.

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Extended/High articulation CV Axle

Mine fit 6112 bilsteins and these CV’s just fine. Stock upper arms and 2” setting.
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Didn't realize there was a thread here on these.

I've had mine for about a year, when they first came out.

Plenty of info and pictures I've posted in case anyone wants to check them out -

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Ordered a pair since I've needed some for a while, and I can take my OEM ones down to CVJ. Napa also has(had) a 20% off sale through tonight, so I figured why not.
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Didn't realize there was a thread here on these.

I've had mine for about a year, when they first came out.

Plenty of info and pictures I've posted in case anyone wants to check them out -

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The video you posted on hire it actually extends is awesome.
These are definitely a game changer.
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Catching up on this thread

Seems Napa is OOS on these, can't order and none of the stores can get

O'Reilly has TO8043ET for $258.99 each

BAP has ETCVs PN 90-06353N for $223.41 each

Both claim to have Unlimited Mileage Limited Lifetime Warranties, whatever that means, but look different - the O'Reilly mod shafts look beefier and being able to swap them locally (vs shipping back to BAP) will probably be worth the $60 cost difference in the long run.

The bigger question - with Extended Length CVs and a 3" front lift, will a diff drop still be required/desired? I'd prefer NOT to drop the diff if at all possible.
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The bigger question - with Extended Length CVs and a 3" front lift, will a diff drop still be required/desired? I'd prefer NOT to drop the diff if at all possible.
FWIW I went with the O'Reilly CVs.

My guess would be that you don’t need a diff drop if you’re going with extended articulation CVs and a 3” lift. But it’s just a guess.
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