Tacoma high angle CV boots 

Thanks, hope this works

Hahaha. Thnx bro

Hope it helped in any way. 🤙🤙

Mahalo bro. 🤙

Long time no see. Sup bro

@@infiniteprojects808what’s up brother! I’ve been watching your vids!

so far its working good. but that all depends on your axle angles and the usage. I just run on the sand and light dirt. once in a while ill spray the boots with silicone spray and clean them. do not use petroleum base products like WD40.

Yes, I did add more grease, and yes, it probably wouldn’t have been easier just to remove the castle nut. I did, however, mark the upper portion. In theory, it all went back together, but just to be safe I’ll get it realigned.

.? Where are you ?

Rust-oleum. Oil base. Its self leveling and turns to a hard shell

@@infiniteprojects808 is it the spray can one ? Or the the 1 qt size one?

Good to know. Ill check them out. 🤙

I got one set from a local automotive shop “D’s Automotive. And the other set from trail gear. Ill try to add a link

So far very good. No issues. 🤙

@@infiniteprojects808 Glad to hear that man. Thank you🤘🏻

Possibly due to stretching angles

So far no problems, no rips or holes. Only take it on the sand and holding up to the salt air

I got them from a local shop. but its the same thing at Trail Gear website. I just used it on both inner and outer.

I looked on the site but didn’t see them.

Do you have a description that you used or a part number?

So far it good. I only do light off roading and mostly driving in the sand. Everything is fine so far, no problems with the boots at all.

So far it good, ive only taken the truck on sand. Nothing hard yet

@@infiniteprojects808 thanks for the reply. Now I just gotta get my hands on some OEM Toyota cv’s 🤘

Stock lowers. Holding up so far. Only running on sand and light off road.

I actually got it from D's Automotive, I listed the number in the description. he can also answer any questions.

not to worry, I have a cardboard sponsor. hahahahaha

@@infiniteprojects808 Mine is Amazon compliments of my wife. I just discovered my inside boots need replacement when I was changing my oil today. I might go with the silicone since I have a slight lift.

A little on the expensive side at $170 for both, they also came with grease and the clamps

I stand corrected, the price is only for two pieces

Totally, its a lot of work with little rewards. Hehehehe. It keeps me out of trouble.