Anyone try RCV halfshafts for a conversion?

[Speedwagon]

They apparently do custom halfshafts, and specialize in high strength CV joints. Looks like it might be good for someone converting the hubs/suspension with newer components? I would guess that once you bought one, you'd never have to buy another axle as long as you maintained the boots on them.

 

http://www.rcvperformance.com/

Edited November 6, 2009 by Speedwagon

[idosubaru]

i doubt it, did you price anything from these jokers?

[The Beast I Drive]

I sent an inquiry for a price for a pair of front axles for an 87 GL 4wd with their "spherical sealing technology". Guess we'll see...

 

-Bill

[idosubaru]

i sent a request to another company for "high angle" cv boots and never got a response.

[Speedwagon]

I sent an inquiry for a price for a pair of front axles for an 87 GL 4wd with their "spherical sealing technology". Guess we'll see...

 

-Bill

 

Did you ever hear back from these guys?

[idosubaru]

any Subaru or MWE axle is going to last the life of the vehicle if it's properly maintained, you don't need an axle that costs more than the cars worth for that. whatever you're after, you're looking in the wrong place.

 

some of their axles run $1,000 - $2,000, a one-off or even just a couple off production run would be insanely expensive.