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XRF ball joints...whats your opinion.
#21
http://www.thetireclub.com/ShopByVeh...l+Arms&mode=PA
Just curious, are you still running stock BJ's or after market?
Just curious, are you still running stock BJ's or after market?
#22
Hey, fellas. just came upon this related thread about XRF's customer service and to sum things up, I'll be putting in my order on Thursday.
http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/3r...r-service.html
http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/3r...r-service.html
#23
Hey, fellas. just came upon this related thread about XRF's customer service and to sum things up, I'll be putting in my order on Thursday.
http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/3r...r-service.html
http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/3r...r-service.html
Flipping sah-weet! Please report back with totals and what the new parts look like.
#24
I have xrf bjs on my truck and I'm pretty pleased so far, granted i only have about 4,000 miles on them. The best part is, I paid only $177 for all four shipped to my door. Call or email them and they will give you info about the nearest place to get them. Oh and sorry J415 for not messaging you back, I hope this answers your question.
#25
No worries. I ended up just ordering them right now for $137.94 plus free shipping. I was getting ready to order them last night and I noticed that they were $34 per joint but under availability, it said "call". So today I checked again and they were $44 (still fair) so I called and Kirk from thetireclub.com set me up with the cheaper price...great customer service. Even better, there in Michigan and I'm in Cali but he said I should get them in 4 days via fed ex.
Last edited by J415; 10-14-2010 at 07:55 PM.
#26
Called XRF directly and they referred me to thetireclub.com to order on-line.
The free shipping deal is still on, in case anyone is interested.
thetireclub.com doesn't have a complete front-end kit with everything, which mine needs. I am strongly convinced that the original parts are still on there even after 190K miles. They also do not list several parts for the 2WD trucks either, so I need to get the numbers from XRF.
Going to try the steering box adjustment this week, but even if that cures a lot of the looseness, 190K chassis components are not exactly going to be safe...
The free shipping deal is still on, in case anyone is interested.
thetireclub.com doesn't have a complete front-end kit with everything, which mine needs. I am strongly convinced that the original parts are still on there even after 190K miles. They also do not list several parts for the 2WD trucks either, so I need to get the numbers from XRF.
Going to try the steering box adjustment this week, but even if that cures a lot of the looseness, 190K chassis components are not exactly going to be safe...
#28
At one time, MOOG was THE best. Of late though, there is no difference between the MOOGS, and some no name, whitebox black letter brand..... This debate has gone on in a few other threads here as well..... MOOG is not what they used to be.
#29
Just like the guys who buy Craftsman tools because "Dad always bought Craftsman and Grampa always bought Craftsman".
#30
I would buy Snap-On, or Mac tools, but, for what I do, I just can't justify the additional cost..... that, and Sears is less than two miles away..... If I break one, just cruise up and grab another.