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I don't think anyone was trying to be smart, I think there is a general lack of knowledge of what is available & where from.

A lot of jobs on a Syncro are being done for the first time by their owners & many of the parts are not on the shelf. The whole point of having a dedicated forum is to allow others access to information.

I for one can build a VW Beetle with no trouble at all, but the syncro is a learning curve. To some people the Beetle is a mystery. It's just what you know.

I didn't know your company existed until I came here, so it could be of good use to me in the future. Don't take business personally, I have to put up with people comparing prices all of the time...

Sorry. I was just trying to advice people where the cheapest place I'd found to buy these boots.

As I would hope others on here would do for me as with a wife, 2 kids & a mortgage I need all the advice I can get to keep these old buses on the road.

Glad to see you're now offering even better value to our fellow syncronauts. But I do resent being called a smart a*** for it.

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That's what you get in a kit.

• A tough, nylon boot, as per VW, it even has Loebro cast into it, it is to all intents and purposes a genuine boot.
  2 clips.
  Grease (16" has 2 sachets)
  Hub nut.
  joint to shaft clip.

Looks like I just sold out, more on their way though.

Good work fella. The saga is finally solved. We know where to come now without all the donkey work.

I was getting nowhere & I know where to shop

Thanks all of you for your enlightenment and help ... the beast has now a new MOT with no avisory notes.... result!

On my travels around the internet , I found this , you may have also.

GKN website

http://www.gknservice.com/gkn-ids/jsp/p ... alogue.jsp

has an ordering system on it... got a feeling maybe a pain to use. But I know now where to get em also