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Ball Joint Replacement
Thought I'd throw a quick question out here.. My 2002 PSD has been hard on ball joints and I 'am looking to get away from the factory stuff and want to go to something heavier.. Any recommendations? I was thinking DANA or MOOG and definitely wanted something serviceable with grease fittings..
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Replaced mine with a set from NAPA... not sure of the brand,,but they have grease fittings..
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MOOG is #1
Having and using the grease fittings is a must any time the truck has been in the dust, water or mud. ![]() My old Ford truck had the king pins and serviced once a month or when operated as above, had no issues, had close to 300,000 miles when a 18 wheel gravel truck pished the front to the rear and right, was looking forward for to 400,000.
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I appreciate the feedback... I definetely plan to use grease fittings.. Moog being number one probably is why they twice as much.. You want to play you have to pay..
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moog's...
you can drill/tap whatever though and make them greaseable! |
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Another one for MOOG's that what is in my 03 and they have held way better than the stock ones.
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on my 04 f-250 6.0 4x4 does the driver side shaft come out like the passenger side any help would be appreciated
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