dieselcruiserhead

Subject says it all, I'm noticing NAPA and the cheaper parts stores have pretty good deals on new ball joints. Are these things that should be sourced at the dealer and/or good options for a mildly lifted truck? Thanks!

jason191918

I run MOOG ball joints. I have had them on only for a couple of months, but no problems yet. I have heard good things about them. I only have a 3" BL.

jtlinna3vze

X2 Moog.. there lifetime parts.. if your doing anykind of wheeling your going to cut the lifespan of parts like that in half.. i run all Moog.. idler tierod ends ball joints etc..... you know why? cuz when there shot.. i pull um off.. bring them back and get my free replacement...

dieselcruiserhead

Where do you get MOOG ball joints etc?

Luvmeye22re

You can get them from Summit at a decent price.

http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294907593

CC_yota

I've read some good things about NAPA's ball joints with the blue dust covers.They're made by Spicer and supposed to be very good.

They used to be the Fleet Series but I think they've changed to the Heavy Duty nameplate.

DCYota

www.rockauto.com

They've got good prices on that kind of stuff. That's where I get a majority of my replacement parts when I'm not getting them at the dealer.

jtlinna3vze

places like carquest and auto value carry them.. best bet would be to just get out your phone book and call and ask if they carry there line..not sure of places like autozone. MOOG stands by there products 100 percent.. if you get them, hold them up to your old parts.. they look twice as beefy.. they have a patent on there socket joints for things like tie rod end and ball joints.. you may pay more for them.. but its worth it.. theyre twice as strong as dealer replacement parts.. and i doubt if after a year of trail riden a dealer would give you a free replacement idler arm after you prematurely wore out the old one.. like it says on the MOOG box.. "The problem solver"

rdlsz24

O'Reilly carries Moog parts.

Rob