Ball Joints

[dirtscooter13]

what ball joints should i use when i replace my worn out stock ball joints?

[kctyphoon]

id go with moog. whatever u decide, i wouldnt get anything that doesnt come with a grease fitting

[backwoodsboy]

Heard rumors of Moog's quality slipping of late. However, that's all I've ever run in my truck, and will continue to do so until I find a reason to switch.
x2 on Moog.

[kctyphoon]

i dont remember exactly which ones i got.. they are either MOOG or whatever the most expensive ones at NAPA are.. i wanna say MOOG though.. i changed every ball joint and bushing in my twin beam front end in my driveway a few years ago and i have had no issues with them.

[backwoodsboy]

Those would be Spicer then. Spicer-Dana corporation manufactures Napa's Premium steering components. Still a quality product no doubt
Most of the issues i've heard with Moog of late are from the Dodge crowd. Specifically the 1st and 2nd gen Cummins that are prone to death-wobble, so the more than likely have bigger issues than ball-joints.

[kctyphoon]

maybe it was moog tie rod ends i got... i dunno. i replaced every piece of rubber associated with the front end.

[fstfrd01]

i bought xrf but havent put them in yet ill let ya know!

[glovemeister]

I've heard nothing but positive about XRF.

[OnTheBio]

Does xrf have lifetime warranty as well?

I read too many good things about those. I'll be using them come replacement time.