@@mractive420 thank you for commenting, I enjoy talking with viewers. After I installed the axle I have not heard the "axle pop" that G35/ 350z are notorious for. I am lowered on tein lowering spring with stock struts. I'm not sure how much camber is in the back but it's there nonetheless. I took off the wheels to see how they were wearing since I have not had an alignment yet. The rear wheel are wear the inside tread of the tire faster than the outside tread which makes me think there is at least -2 degrees of camber in the rear judging by the tire wear. Well hopefully this explanation helps answer your question.
Yes. Its was loudest when driving at low speed, or slow turns. I'm sure that the boot being torn didn't help but the g35 and 350z are notorious for this issue. My guess is its because of the suspension geometry. Some people claim that greasing the axle splines resolve the problem.
@@yungez621 yes, but I wasn't changing out the axle because of the noise, I mainly replaced it because the boot was ripped. I'm sure the axle pop or click will return eventually but so far I haven't had any problems with it.
Nice video! How they holding up any difference after installing them
So far they have done well, I have not had any issues with them.
@@SeanPhelps-qh2eu thanks for the reply I might also get these did u feel any difference and also are u lowered or got any camber ?
@@mractive420 thank you for commenting, I enjoy talking with viewers. After I installed the axle I have not heard the "axle pop" that G35/ 350z are notorious for. I am lowered on tein lowering spring with stock struts. I'm not sure how much camber is in the back but it's there nonetheless. I took off the wheels to see how they were wearing since I have not had an alignment yet. The rear wheel are wear the inside tread of the tire faster than the outside tread which makes me think there is at least -2 degrees of camber in the rear judging by the tire wear. Well hopefully this explanation helps answer your question.
Was it making a clicking noise before changing it?
Yes. Its was loudest when driving at low speed, or slow turns. I'm sure that the boot being torn didn't help but the g35 and 350z are notorious for this issue. My guess is its because of the suspension geometry. Some people claim that greasing the axle splines resolve the problem.
@@SeanPhelps-qh2eu so changing out your axle was the problem
@@yungez621 yes, but I wasn't changing out the axle because of the noise, I mainly replaced it because the boot was ripped. I'm sure the axle pop or click will return eventually but so far I haven't had any problems with it.