Advise on ball joints
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I went with Lemforder ball joints, Engineered in German made in Poland. They looked very high quality, I felt good about paying $25 each. My front RH was really done, floppy like wizard's sleeve.
The job is hard and takes a bit of YouTube research to setup the cups correctly. You will need the HD kit from Orion tools to complete the job, I had 1.5 days in it and had previously removed my castle nut. If you have never removed them it may be your stopping point. I think torque spec is 350 ft lbs on the castle nut.
https://lucky8llc.com/collections/di...t-x4-lemforder
The job is hard and takes a bit of YouTube research to setup the cups correctly. You will need the HD kit from Orion tools to complete the job, I had 1.5 days in it and had previously removed my castle nut. If you have never removed them it may be your stopping point. I think torque spec is 350 ft lbs on the castle nut.
https://lucky8llc.com/collections/di...t-x4-lemforder
Last edited by bosshogt; 10-28-2020 at 10:44 PM.
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I am OCD so I would replace the hubs if I didn’t have the service history of the vehicle especially if I found any hint of play in them. My opinion is get timken or other name brand vs the cheap knockoffs you find for $100. Check the CV boots carefully as well. If you are that far in then axle seals as well and you won’t have to touch it again for a long time.
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There are the o es from lucky 8 also.
https://lucky8llc.com/collections/di...ly-with-sensor
and I have a place that charges 63.00$ per hour and rough quote is 6 hours labor.
https://lucky8llc.com/collections/di...ly-with-sensor
and I have a place that charges 63.00$ per hour and rough quote is 6 hours labor.
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