Ball joint suggestions
03-22-2017, 09:53 AM
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JK Jedi
The options haven't changed a whole lot over the years, and you're going to get various opinions. How you use the jeep and budget are probably gonna dictate a lot of the decision. Are you doing your own labor? You have Factory, Moog, G2, Alloy, Synergy, Teraflex......then step up to Dynatrac and Rare Parts. Unless you have a D60, all the options are limited to the space the D30 and 44 have to work with.
I didn't have luck with a couple sets of synergy.....some will say they're great. I currently run Dynatracs. Dynatracs and Rare Parts are both a big step up price wise, but once you have to do the job a couple times in the same year it's easier to pay up. If I was stuck in that $200-$250 range, I'd be apt to try the Teraflex.
I didn't have luck with a couple sets of synergy.....some will say they're great. I currently run Dynatracs. Dynatracs and Rare Parts are both a big step up price wise, but once you have to do the job a couple times in the same year it's easier to pay up. If I was stuck in that $200-$250 range, I'd be apt to try the Teraflex.
03-22-2017, 09:59 AM
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Dynatrac Heavy Duty ball joints not only give you great strength, but since they're full rebuildable, pay for themselves versus having to install a whole new set of ball joints if replacement is needed. Plus, since to rebuild our ball joints you don't have to press the housing out of the C (and in turn press a new housing back in) you're not putting extra wear on the C and enlarging the hole for the ball joint by pressing them in and out frequently. And even if you add bigger tires/wheels or other suspension upgrades to your Jeep, Dynatrac HD ball joints can easily handle all of that. You can learn more and see how easy it is to rebuild them at https://www.dynatrac.com/rebuildable-ball-joints.html
And check out our blog https://www.dynatrac.com/blog/why-dy...ts-are-better/ that explains in full detail what sets our heavy duty ball joints apart from the competition.
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03-22-2017, 10:17 AM
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03-22-2017, 10:28 AM
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Not wanting to put a lot of money into my Dana 30, I opted for Teraflex ball joints. They are well built, have adjustable preload, and both upper/lower can be greased while installed.
Prices seemed similar across most sites so I just ordered mine from Quadratec.
Prices seemed similar across most sites so I just ordered mine from Quadratec.