Hello all, I'm replacing an axle on my '88 Acura Legend. Both outer CV joint boots were torn, but I believe only the left axle was making noise. (Noise was mostly in right turns, and it sounded like it was coming from the left.) I am also noticing that the upper ball joint boots are both torn, as is one of the steering ball joint boots. The left side was making noises on rough ground that make me wonder if the upper joint was worn and bumping around. Lower joints have been replaced fairly recently and seem OK. I have several questions for your wisdom: Is it best to inspect and repack the outer CV joint on the "good" axle and replace the boot, or just suck it up and buy both new axles? Is there a good way to check the upper joints? Is it worth the 0 to replace the upper joints and boots, or can they be ignored? (You have to buy new upper control arms to get them) What is the best action for the torn steering ball joint boot? Ignore, replace boot, or replace whole joint? I know my way around an engine, but this is my first foray into suspension/drivetrain. I appreciate your advice. -Ryan