love when this happens :-/
#6
Pro
If you haven't already seen this, it might be of interest:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/auto...-boots-te.html
Sounds like some have had trouble with non-OE boots.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/auto...-boots-te.html
Sounds like some have had trouble with non-OE boots.
#7
Melting Slicks
I'm guessing non-OEM, in which I'm not surprised. The T1 group has found the rubber joints are very different in construction and most likely material. OEM allows "X" amount of flex, where as non-OEM does not, and the result is what you see above. Sorry for your experience..
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FWIW, I did not find OEM boots help with this problem any better than aftermarket...in fact aftermarket boots I used lasted longer than OEM since they were much thicker.
I finally got sick of replacing them and had the axles cryo'd which reduced heat a great deal and have not had problems since.
I finally got sick of replacing them and had the axles cryo'd which reduced heat a great deal and have not had problems since.