XRAY 355470 Drive Shaft Boots for Vintage XB Cars  [XR-355470]

XRAY 355470 Drive Shaft Boot (10)
Price:
NZD$19.51
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-355470
Condition:
Brand New
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Shield Your XB CVDs with XRAY 355470

The XRAY 355470 Drive Shaft Boot set is aimed at owners maintaining older XB series models. These boots guard the central CVDs against dust and stones while minimising pin play, helping preserve drivetrain reliability over time.

Designed for Legacy XB Chassis

Specifically shaped for earlier XB variants, the boots offer a snug cover that lowers contact wear and helps maintain predictable handling on track or during casual runs. They are a practical choice for keeping classic cars running well.

Tips for a Clean Installation

  • Remove any grime from the shaft before you start installing the boot.
  • Work the boot on carefully, easing it over the joint to avoid stretching.
  • Once fitted, spin the shaft to confirm the boot does not bind and fully protects the joint.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Will XRAY 355470 fit modified or shortened shafts?

Fit depends on shaft length and diameter. If the modification keeps the original mounting profile and clearance area, the boots can still provide protection. Measure first to be sure.

Are these boots compatible with aftermarket CVDs?

They are intended for XB-style central CVDs. Some aftermarket parts follow the same dimensions, but you should check the CVD profile and diameter before fitting.

How often should I replace the boots?

Replace boots when you see cracking, splits or hardening. Regular checks after muddy or sandy runs will help you spot wear early.

Can I lubricate under the boot without removing it?

Lightly apply a compatible grease around the joint where accessible, but full servicing should include removing the boot to clean and relubricate the CVD properly.

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