CVKey.net cv axles

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CVKey.net cv axles. Anyone heard of this brand? I saw one for sale on Ebay and visited the website. I assume their crap, but maybe not?
 
2008 Honda Civic LX automatic transmission 4 door sedan. My passenger cv axle has a torn outer boot. Unfortunately it's a cheap aftermarket axle and didn't last long. Not sure why these boots keep tearing. I'm now learning that I probably should have kept the OEM and put a new boot on it.
 
2008 Honda Civic LX automatic transmission 4 door sedan. My passenger cv axle has a torn outer boot. Unfortunately it's a cheap aftermarket axle and didn't last long. Not sure why these boots keep tearing. I'm now learning that I probably should have kept the OEM and put a new boot on it.
OEM or Raxles.
 
Do you guys think 15 year old used OEM Honda axles are worth the $75? I've seen a few, just wondering if I should pay $200 for a new one instead. If you think it's worth $75 to get an old used one, I'll do that. Thanks
 
Do you guys think 15 year old used OEM Honda axles are worth the $75? I've seen a few, just wondering if I should pay $200 for a new one instead. If you think it's worth $75 to get an old used one, I'll do that. Thanks
No, just buy a new one.
 
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I've had good luck with the GSP brand on my V6 Honda's. Seem to run just fine. Would have to check my logs to see what kind of mileage I have on them.

40,000 on the Accord drivers side and only about 15k on the Acura, but both have been good to go.
 
I've had good luck with the GSP brand on my V6 Honda's. Seem to run just fine. Would have to check my logs to see what kind of mileage I have on them.

40,000 on the Accord drivers side and only about 15k on the Acura, but both have been good to go.
The Duralast Gold axles in my region have been GSP. Slightly more expensive, but easier warranty.

I have only installed one, but it had no vibration. Not crazy about the torque steer though.
 
^ Or at a local junkyard and avoid the high postage rate. Honda Civics are fairly popular vehicles...
I ended up getting a honda axle at a junk yard. Looked great. $50 bucks. But after installing, my car shakes like crazy at high speeds on the highway. Not sure what could have been wrong with the axle, as I assume it's the reason my car is shaking so much.
 
I ended up getting a honda axle at a junk yard. Looked great. $50 bucks. But after installing, my car shakes like crazy at high speeds on the highway. Not sure what could have been wrong with the axle, as I assume it's the reason my car is shaking so much.
What was wrong before you replaced the axle?

It's possible that it wasn't the problem. Generally. a bad cv axle reveals itself making a turn, not so much at high speeds.

Best guess is that you have a wheel balance problem... shot in the dark guess, ;)
 
I ended up getting a honda axle at a junk yard. Looked great. $50 bucks. But after installing, my car shakes like crazy at high speeds on the highway. Not sure what could have been wrong with the axle, as I assume it's the reason my car is shaking so much.
And the story gets deeper.
 
I think I'm going to get new tires and get them all balanced. I have had these tires for 4 years, 40,000 miles, but they have dry rotted. Seems premature for Goodyear Assurance dated 2nd week of 2020, driven daily, in Philadelphia, PA.
 
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