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Best Source for Ball-Joints? 120-130

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Fri Sep 7 13:34 CST 2007
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Hi guys. Although I still can't feel any slop in my wheels (when the car is jacked up under the spring), the front end clunks over potholes and small bumps and now it makes an audible clunk when I brake. I'm almost positive that I need new lower ball joints.

I've reviewed the instructions for replacing these and I may or may not do it myself. Either way, I want to buy them myself and I'd like to get lower joints with zerk fittings.

I've looked at Skandix, IPD, VLVWorld, SwedishTreasures, and SwedishParts.net (my best source for low price 122 parts), but I've been unable to find joints for under $50 each and can't tell if any of them have zerk fittings. I see a Lot of Scan-Tech joints and I'd like to avoid those due to possible quality issues.

Can anybody recommend a best price/best quality source for ball joints? I need to get this taken care of asap.

And in case it you're going to recommend it, I do already have a complete front end rebush kit from Skandix.






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