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Best ball joints?


RobbieD

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I'm looking for advice or opinions- what are the best replacement ball joints? OEM Ford or aftermarket? What brand of aftermarket is best? The truck in question is a 1994 2WD, and thanks in advance for any thoughts.
 


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spicer pro grade, the ones with the blue boots, napa also sales them under thier brand.they also have the blue dust boots
 

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Moogs as well.
 

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Napa carries both the Mougle and the blue boot kind. The Mougles are a little less expensive and the blue boots are quite a bit more. I'm probably going with the Mougles because they looked solid (made in US) and I couldn't justify an extra $20-30 for each ball joint for Moog.
 
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RobbieD

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Thanks, ya'll. I know that back in the day, Moog was a good brand. I'm glad to hear that they still are ("Made in the USA"), so I think I'll go with Moog. Really appreciate all the input.
 

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I guess a good rule of thumb, would be that if it's made in the USA, it'll last longer than those Tiawan, and china BS. :D
 

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