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Hmm, I had that in my golf, the clicking would only come when turning left but not on full lock, so I didn't think it was a cv. Took it to my mechinic and he pulled out the inner CV joint and it was shagged beyond all belief!! Maybe consider the inner cvs instead of just the outers....
i was rippn burnouts wif my stockies on but not much..
can heavy wheels do damage?
Heavier and larger wheels do shorten the lifespan of all drivetrain components, like ball joints, tie rods, control arm bushes, cv joints, wheel bearings etc. The amount of damage depends on the component itself, the difference between old and new wheel size and how hard you drive it.
Well a larger and heavier wheel aint' going to make the components last longer, put it that way !
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