unbreakable ball joint
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Yes, they work just like a balljoint is supposed to.
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x2 :biggrin:
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just make sure you double nut them.
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i wanna use these bad mothers.
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"Massive 1/4" thick chrome moly housing machined to exacting tolerances then heat treated for durability. Ball is made from heat treated chrome moly and finish ground to exacting tolerances. The taper is the large Chrysler truck (the biggest in the trucks) . The threads are rolled on for maximum strength complete with a high strength castle nut and cotter pin. A machined Delrin bushing that can be shimmed for longer life buts up against a nicely finished steel top and the whole assembly is protected by a simple rubber boot. Cone ball joints have a full 90 degrees of angularity."
"Massive 1/4" thick chrome moly housing machined to exacting tolerances then heat treated for durability. Ball is made from heat treated chrome moly and finish ground to exacting tolerances. The taper is the large Chrysler truck (the biggest in the trucks) . The threads are rolled on for maximum strength complete with a high strength castle nut and cotter pin. A machined Delrin bushing that can be shimmed for longer life buts up against a nicely finished steel top and the whole assembly is protected by a simple rubber boot. Cone ball joints have a full 90 degrees of angularity."
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Show off.Originally posted by Mark@Nov 16 2008, 08:52 PM~12174074
i wanna use these bad mothers.
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"Massive 1/4" thick chrome moly housing machined to exacting tolerances then heat treated for durability. Ball is made from heat treated chrome moly and finish ground to exacting tolerances. The taper is the large Chrysler truck (the biggest in the trucks) . The threads are rolled on for maximum strength complete with a high strength castle nut and cotter pin. A machined Delrin bushing that can be shimmed for longer life buts up against a nicely finished steel top and the whole assembly is protected by a simple rubber boot. Cone ball joints have a full 90 degrees of angularity."
What brand are those? Do you know what the degree of taper is?
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Originally posted by Mark@Nov 16 2008, 07:52 PM~12174074
i wanna use these bad mothers.
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"Massive 1/4" thick chrome moly housing machined to exacting tolerances then heat treated for durability. Ball is made from heat treated chrome moly and finish ground to exacting tolerances. The taper is the large Chrysler truck (the biggest in the trucks) . The threads are rolled on for maximum strength complete with a high strength castle nut and cotter pin. A machined Delrin bushing that can be shimmed for longer life buts up against a nicely finished steel top and the whole assembly is protected by a simple rubber boot. Cone ball joints have a full 90 degrees of angularity."
yes those do look nice
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lol well they do have a stonger socket to keep the balljoint from ripping out. but u can get these from napa for cheaper than a shop sells them.....
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x2 I spent that much on upper and lower unbreakables, 8 grade 8 nuts, all new bushings, and entire front suspension recently including chrome. They do look nice though
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x2 but there still breakable..........
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i have 3 1/2 yrs on my original set of unbreakables from showtime. gone thru 3 sets of a arms lol
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i always put them in hoppers i have seen them bend big time on serious hoppers and also seen them break so they arnt unbreakable but they are stronger than the stock 1s but as a comparison i put std replacement ball joints in our truck hopper along with street cylinders to see if they would last and so far they are fine
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