Ball Joints
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Year: 1998
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Ball Joints
First off my XJ is on 4.5" of lift with 33" tires. When turning and hitting jumps I'm getting a popping sound. I believe it is the ball joints. What is a good aftermarket part that might handle the bigger tires than the stockers for the D30?
Is a ball joint replacement difficult? I've never done one in the past but pretty mechanical elsewhere.
Thanks
Is a ball joint replacement difficult? I've never done one in the past but pretty mechanical elsewhere.
Thanks
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http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...30-And-Dana-44
There are a few write-up's here and on NAXJA.org.
Not to bad if you have a quality ball joint press.
There are a few write-up's here and on NAXJA.org.
Not to bad if you have a quality ball joint press.
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go with spicer serious off road has upper and lower for 58 bucks for the pair and they are not difficult with the right tools you can rent the tools from autozone and there is a good vid on how to do it on youtube goodluck
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Spicer - $50 per side through Serious
Rent the press from your local parts store. It's something like $160 to rent but you get it back when you turn it in. All in all, not that hard. Just time consuming.
EDIT: LOL, same responses all at the same time. Gotta love it.
Rent the press from your local parts store. It's something like $160 to rent but you get it back when you turn it in. All in all, not that hard. Just time consuming.
EDIT: LOL, same responses all at the same time. Gotta love it.
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if you're really hard on your rig, i suggest picking up a set of synergy ones from poly.
http://www.polyperformance.com/shop/...s-p-26182.html
i run spicers in my 44 and will be switching to these when the spicers wear out. i didnt buy them at the time i built the axle bc they werent out yet.
http://www.polyperformance.com/shop/...s-p-26182.html
i run spicers in my 44 and will be switching to these when the spicers wear out. i didnt buy them at the time i built the axle bc they werent out yet.
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