MotorVortex

I have a 1993 Toyota Corolla LE 1.8 L and had the left CV Boot replaced about 2 years ago and when the mechanic was fixing my car he noticed that the right CV boot was cracked but was still fine but would have to be replaced eventually.

Today while driving all of a sudden when I was making a sharp left turn my car started making this very loud clicking sound, like something was stuck under my car/tire area so i pulled over and looked but couldn't see anything. I continued driving without any noises and then when I made a sharp right hand turn it did the clicking noise again. So I am confused as to why it is doing it when I make a right or left handed sharp turn since I had the left CV boot replaced 2 years ago. I am guessing the cause is the right CV boot has totally cracked and now causing a grinding when I turn either way?

I just got my first car and its a 93 honda accord lx. I wana know what I should do too make it faster, should i throw a V-tech into it? And if i did put a V-tech in it how would i do that and what else would I need to make it work. Do i need a new Transmission? I know a new air filter would help. but i also dont wana spend thousands on doing this. And i can buy a V-tech for 400 bucks i just need to know if itll work and what i gotta do. And theres also an exhast from a mitsubishi eclipse that i can get cuz i work at an auto salvage and its one of those fat ones that looks cool and makes it sound nice but can i just cut it off and have it welded to my car? Help MEE