🔧 Flexx Boot FB3000: Small Shaft Universal CV Boot Installation Kit & Constant Velocity Boot Set - Efficient Solution for All CV Boot Installations Review

Make sure you have the right tool to install the clamps. It's really hard to put a boot on a mounting cone, but be persistent and you'll be fine.

Will not fit Toyota Avalon OEM axles. The boots themselves appear to be of normal quality, difficult to install without removing or disassembling the axle. So you don't need these rubber boots, just use the original boots.

Much harder to push than I expected. I only needed 1 but there were 2 in the kit and I'm glad I did. I tore off the first one while trying to place it on the cone, large side first, using the suggested method. With the second, I managed to do the small side of the cone first. Even with the extra hassle, it was still easier and cleaner than trying to replace it with the traditional method.

Parts in the box seem great. I pulled my resume/axis after the notification package was delivered. Everything is ready when the package is dropped off. The open box and all 4 metal clamp rings are missing. Useless The second package was ordered and arrived. Just sent back. Begin the installation, making sure the boots are too small for the new Tundra shank. The first one broke and I finally gave up trying to mount the second one. Plan to order an OEM equivalent from another supplier. Downgrade…

I guess it's like everything else, the first time it's a problem but the second time it goes much smoother. Here the instructions would really help you to give you a chance of success in the first time. I made an external resume so the first question was: do you flip it and match the big end first, or try to match the small end first? There are videos showing how to do it both ways and I couldn't find anything specific to this brand. I decided to change it up and I think I'll do it again. The…