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California Dreamin'
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: San Diego
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The Autozone Neapco U's are about $14, slightly better priced than the Rock Auto Precisions. I may just go with the precision 617 centering kit rather than trying to hunt down a Neapco.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Portsmouth, NH (formerly Northern KY)
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i will say that i run my truck harder than most of the guys i know and i have been very pleased with the precision u-joints and centering kit. they are much stronger than stock and strong enough for most folks that use their vehicle as a daily driver and as a frequent offroader. got mine from rock auto. as a reminder, get a couple of spares (especially if you do the rebuild yourself). |
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