send your jug to G+H ATV , they will bore it fit a new Shindy piston , supply all the rings , wrist pin , clips , seals , etc. needed for the job for a little over $200 ----they also now offer a Taiwanese new jug , I bought one about a year ago and it is on one of my 300s , could not tell you which one , none of them smoke so it must be ok , personally I wouldn't buy anything from China
I purchased a niche cv axle for my 06 tax 350FM A and the axle refused to go in. I compared the old part and the new part and they had the same spline count. however right below the splines, the vertical metal cylinder before it touches the boot was bigger on the new part than the old part. what cv axle can I buy online that will fit in my 4x4? part number is 42350-HN5-N00
I have bought a few Sixity axles already and have not have one fail yet ---- be aware when ordering , they have two qualities of cv-shafts , I always get the better ones
yeah, the sixty axles seem to do pretty good for after market, they are still china, but I have not had a problem from any of them that I have installed on atvs lately. and your correct, they do have two versions , I opt for the higher end versions.
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