cv kits
Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 17:58
Anyone used the outer cv from veedubmachine? The price is right.......
were these not the same as the ones Baxter tested and were rubbish?Page 1 of 1
Re: cv kits
Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 18:59
v cheap suspiciously so were these not the same as the ones Baxter tested and were rubbish?
were these not the same as the ones Baxter tested and were rubbish?Re: cv kits
Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 20:48
Baxter did get some in to try. Don't know the outcome. I know of one working fine be good to know if others out there are working to.
Re: cv kits
Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 20:48
If too many people buy the cheap chinese "pooh" option there's a significant risk the supply of decent stuff will disappear, and we'll only be able to get "pooh". This has happened widely in the consumer sector in this country.
Don't do it! Support quality manufacturers!
Don't do it! Support quality manufacturers!
Re: cv kits
Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 21:00
I do agree but...if he proper manufacturers pull the plug on the good stuff...as they may well do...then the poop ones are going to be the only option...but if they haven't sold due to boycotting there won't be any to buy....it's a bit of a catch 22... Most "normal" people will buy the cheapskate ones anyway...only the discerning types will choose to pay more...
Re: cv kits
Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 20:59
Well my clicky cv has turned into a clacky cv 
so I rang veedubmachine and talked to a very nice bloke who was familiar with T3 syncro's having seen them on u'tube.
I asked him if they were inferior Chinese copies and were prone to failure but 'apparently' they are from Denmark and he has no knowledge of any failing
Anyway I decided to take a gamble and order one 24 hrs later it arrived, looks ok and box marked http://www.jpgroup.dk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(Maybe they are distributors for Chinese 'stuff' ??
As my van is standard and will put less strain on the cv than lifted options it may stand a chance ???
Will keep you posted !!
so I rang veedubmachine and talked to a very nice bloke who was familiar with T3 syncro's having seen them on u'tube.I asked him if they were inferior Chinese copies and were prone to failure but 'apparently' they are from Denmark and he has no knowledge of any failing
Anyway I decided to take a gamble and order one
24 hrs later it arrived, looks ok and box marked http://www.jpgroup.dk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;(Maybe they are distributors for Chinese 'stuff' ??
As my van is standard and will put less strain on the cv than lifted options it may stand a chance ???
Will keep you posted !!
Re: cv kits
Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 21:10
I know someone who has been running £30 outers for a while and they have been okay.
I'd rather not support the Chinese economy but when there is such a difference in cost I would try the cheaper version first.
I'd rather not support the Chinese economy but when there is such a difference in cost I would try the cheaper version first.
Re: cv kits
Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 21:20
Rear drive shaft with CVJ's for £73
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Re: cv kits
Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 22:20
Also ordered a complete driveshaft from them for my T4, under £70 delivered
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