

| Subject: | Re: CV axle help for early m/t Vanagon? |
| From: | Alex MeVay |
| Date: | Fri, 6 Dec 2019 10:08:05 -0500 |
Thanks Dennis and Jack. I do have a 1.5" lift. I'm using the Gowesty Fox shocks, and I had assumed the extension would be the same as stock, but I realize now there's no basis for that; I will check with them. > The later axles do not use the cone washers on the CV and it is normal for the CVs to sometimes slide on the splines. Thank you, good to know this is normal. > You may want to consider the 944 CV joints. > http://www.t3technique.com/suspension-and-drivetrain/drivetrain-parts/cv-joints,-boots,-etc/944-gkn/lobro-cv-joint-kit.html My problem seems to be axial length, rather than angle. Do you know offhand if these allow more travel as well as more angle? > The GKN's hold up best, they are OEM, and will last another 30 years! > https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/vw-axle-shaft-assembly-gkn-251501203gx Oh, good to know GKN makes the complete axles. Looking at the part number (with the extra G on the end) and fitment years, this appears to be the newer, shorter axle, and I'm not seeing a GKN version of the longer axle. Thanks all...additional suggestions welcome. Alex
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