Simples.

Buy the best quality parts, not the cheapest.

Popped a CV joint a couple of months ago.

Got one from local factor, was a bar steward to fit, and popped shortly afterwards.

Bought top quality joints from Fluffy (other retailers are available)

They fitted so easily first time I finished an hour earlier than expected.

Cheers

D

basically dont cut corners and if a jobs worth doing its worth doing properly!!!!

I cannot say how true this advice is.

If you really want it done properly then it's always best to find a possible upgrade on selected parts.

I've had a bad experience with 1 engineering firm (Bogg bro's)and after 10 weeks (you tossers :devil of being fluffed around, I decided That my money back was the best approach. Gone to a different firm (Spoox Motorsport) that cost more and the job is being done quickly and efficiently (thank you) . Don't cut corners or scrimp when it comes to dealing with engineering firms either.

Thanks

X

for me its usually check I've got plasters