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MIP B4 drive shafts?
hi guys, i am looking at giving my b4 a mit of a re-vamp, i have most bits on it ray speed hubs, rpm bits,few k factory bits etc.
I fancy getting some chrome MIP cvd bones for it, my question is do I have to buy the MIP full drive shaft kit or can I buy the bones and fit them to my kit FT drive shafts? I have seen the bones on DMS websites part no MIP1551 
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16-10-2008
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there a direct fit to the axles no mods needed
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If it was me i would replace the whole driveshafts because the axles, pins and other bits are probably worn so they will probably end up wearing the new bones out.
 up to you
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I would say the same as ben. although the bones are a direct fit it wud be better to replace everything so that it's all new and unworn. PLus its better value for money!
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Thanks for the replys guys, I have a spare set of new STD b4 drive shafts so I'll build these up with new bones. I know they won't make the car any faster but they will look pretty!
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