Crow hop? When a ujoint axle is turned, the two points of contact of each axle yoke cause an oscillation and inconsistent speed. Causing the tire to speed up and slow down, creating wheel hop or “crow hop”. An RCV CV eliminates this inconsistent power delivery and steering shimmy and puts the power down smoothly and efficiently with a 6 point contact joint. The RCV “constant velocity” allows the tire to stay planted on the ground! #strongestaxlesontheplanet #rcvperformance 📷 from @brycedixie4wh

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Did you know replacing your Ujoint axle with an RCV eliminates crow hop, oscillation, and binding when steered? You can have confidence to turn full lock and hammer the throttle due to a CV being as strong turned, as it is straight. #rcvequipped | RCV Performance Products

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