which balljoints do you use?
#1
which balljoints do you use?
as everyone knows balljoints on these rams arent all that great, so im having to do mine. just wondering if anyone has had success with a ceritan brand or what? also ive seen around some "camber adjustable" ball joints, anyone care to explain what this is about?
#2
I put in XRF joints about 1-1 1/2 years ago. Haven't had any problems, so far, so good.
EDIT: The camber adjustable joints are so that the camber can be adjusted, it's not factory adjustable on the 4wd's. I don't know about 2wd. Only needed if the camber is out for whatever reason.
EDIT: The camber adjustable joints are so that the camber can be adjusted, it's not factory adjustable on the 4wd's. I don't know about 2wd. Only needed if the camber is out for whatever reason.
Last edited by kejobe; 10-14-2013 at 06:38 PM.
#3
I used whatever OEM replacements the parts store had in my 2001. Only at 3k miles right now but I'm happy. I have had 3 different cars/truck that needed ball joints. I've just expected that it's something that will need replaced in any car or truck eventualy, esspecially if your driving a lot of dirt roads or hit potholes and go to fast over speed bumps.
#6
When I was going to do the joints, I was seeing a lot of threads here and other forums that Moog's quality had went downhill. That's why I had chose to go with the XRF joints. Not to mention that I've had to replace the same tie rod twice. Replaced it with Moog and it was bad in a month. I threw in some off brand and it's been good for over a year.
Sadly, I do not have much faith in Moog anymore. Although I do have a Moog track bar in that has been good for about 2 years now.
Hit and miss probably.
Sadly, I do not have much faith in Moog anymore. Although I do have a Moog track bar in that has been good for about 2 years now.
Hit and miss probably.
#7
I know a couple years ago Moog started making a "cheap" version of everything. Like ball joints without grease fittings and such. Maybe to compete with the Chinese, I don't know. But, the "Problem Solver" series is still good quality stuff, at least from my experience. One to stay away from though is Mevotech.
Last edited by jkeaton; 10-14-2013 at 09:38 PM.
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#8
I know a couple years ago Moog started making a "cheap" version of everything. Like ball joints without grease fittings and such. Maybe to compete with the Chinese, I don't know. But, the "Problem Solver" series is still good quality stuff, at least from my experience. One to stay away from though is Mevotech.