ball joints again
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Sometimes its not due to lubrication though. It depends how the whole suspension operates.
Our trucks have such a bouncy front end, that it very well could shorten ball joint life. When hitting a bump in the road for example, if the front end was to float up or down TOO much, it could pull and bind the ball joint to the max. Can't worn struts contribute to ball joint wear?
Somthing might be causing the ball joints to fail, not the ball joint quality itself. I need to take a good look at the front end some time.
This is getting nuts.
Our trucks have such a bouncy front end, that it very well could shorten ball joint life. When hitting a bump in the road for example, if the front end was to float up or down TOO much, it could pull and bind the ball joint to the max. Can't worn struts contribute to ball joint wear?
Somthing might be causing the ball joints to fail, not the ball joint quality itself. I need to take a good look at the front end some time.
This is getting nuts.
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