What does CVD stand for?
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RE: What does CVD stand for?
this means that instead of dog-bones that just slide around in cups, CV's have a special means of connecting the wheel to the axle- usually by a universal joint- or two hubs that join together with a X shaped pinion.
in short, they are smoother, stronger and last longer.
in short, they are smoother, stronger and last longer.
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RE: What does CVD stand for?
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
this means that instead of dog-bones that just slide around in cups, CV's have a special means of connecting the wheel to the axle- usually by a universal joint- or two hubs that join together with a X shaped pinion.
in short, they are smoother, stronger and last longer.
this means that instead of dog-bones that just slide around in cups, CV's have a special means of connecting the wheel to the axle- usually by a universal joint- or two hubs that join together with a X shaped pinion.
in short, they are smoother, stronger and last longer.
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RE: What does CVD stand for?
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
constant velocity doohickey, it connects to the thingamajigg
constant velocity doohickey, it connects to the thingamajigg
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RE: What does CVD stand for?
ORIGINAL: esaresky75
It does not! Any first year apprentice will tell you doohickeys connect to whatchmacallits.
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
constant velocity doohickey, it connects to the thingamajigg
constant velocity doohickey, it connects to the thingamajigg