Preparing ball joint replacement
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so I have the choice between Chinese BJ: Crown, Alloy USA, Synergy, Dana, Omix-ada or American Terraflex and Dynatrac.
Dynatrac are way to expensive so that leave me with Chinese vs Terraflex. They are so young on the market that it is hard to find a good review, anyone have experience on the TF one ?
Dynatrac are way to expensive so that leave me with Chinese vs Terraflex. They are so young on the market that it is hard to find a good review, anyone have experience on the TF one ?
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I have at least 80k or more on my NAPAs, lots of overland style off roading etc, and mine are solid. I would really go with those. I Use my Jeep a lot....more than most people actually. My Joints and suspension takes a good workout...
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At the end of the day I put back the same thing just to keep maintenance easy. Any rebuild able joint require to disassemble most of the frontend anyway to rebuild them.
took us 7 hours to do all 4, not much issue except on the passenger side I was unable to use the impack gun as the press was to close to the spring is this normal or my C are starting to bend ?
took us 7 hours to do all 4, not much issue except on the passenger side I was unable to use the impack gun as the press was to close to the spring is this normal or my C are starting to bend ?
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At the end of the day I put back the same thing just to keep maintenance easy. Any rebuild able joint require to disassemble most of the frontend anyway to rebuild them.
took us 7 hours to do all 4, not much issue except on the passenger side I was unable to use the impack gun as the press was to close to the spring is this normal or my C are starting to bend ?
took us 7 hours to do all 4, not much issue except on the passenger side I was unable to use the impack gun as the press was to close to the spring is this normal or my C are starting to bend ?
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I got 104,000km on my stock BJ jeep was 100% stock up to that point in time.
Did Synergy at that time when I moved to 33s, no issues, 175,000 Kms on the clock
Did Synergy at that time when I moved to 33s, no issues, 175,000 Kms on the clock
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Hey guys, how can you tell if your ballpoints are bad?....I have tested the jacking it up and I have a little bit of wiggle...also I had gussets welded on....possible my BJs melted?....I hear a bad grinding coming mainly from the passenger side and changed my brakes and that was not the issue. Could it be my bearings?....please help!
Also running 35's.
Also running 35's.
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Hey guys, how can you tell if your ballpoints are bad?....I have tested the jacking it up and I have a little bit of wiggle...also I had gussets welded on....possible my BJs melted?....I hear a bad grinding coming mainly from the passenger side and changed my brakes and that was not the issue. Could it be my bearings?....please help! Also running 35's.