A question about balljoint quality
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A question about balljoint quality
I'm about to do a poly bushing swap, and while i've got everything apart i'm going to replace my balljoints as the p/s is a little sloppy. i'm seeing a big difference in prices based on the manufacturer of the parts, so i'd like to hear some feedback from other users here. what brand did you choose, how many miles on them, opinions?
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I'd expect the Moog 2nd gen ball joints to be larger than the factory units and to have proper grease fittings.
Checking...
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=204046
No grease zerk... But it looks like they include polyurethane boots on them...
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Moog ( Federal Mogul ) are some of the best steering replacement parts available .. and have been for 30 + years ..They also produce national seals .. and many other brands of automotive replacement parts ..
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