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Ordered Moog P/N K80012 upper ball joint last friday....
Got them in today
YES!!! They seem to be right...the part that goes into the spindle is the right size...now to just get some aftermarket control arms to put them in...
I hate to say it, but I think I'm gonna have to get the ChassisTech/AIM adjustable control arms, cuz they are the only ones that are adjustable and can accept the new balljoints. I'll let everyone know how that goes.
Got them in today
YES!!! They seem to be right...the part that goes into the spindle is the right size...now to just get some aftermarket control arms to put them in...
I hate to say it, but I think I'm gonna have to get the ChassisTech/AIM adjustable control arms, cuz they are the only ones that are adjustable and can accept the new balljoints. I'll let everyone know how that goes.
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10-10-2005
2WD non-Edge, 2WD Edge, 4WD Edge, and 4WD non-Edge ALL use the SAME lower ball joint -- the same crappy, failure prone lower ball joint, lol...
Only the uppers are different. All the t-bar ones use the same upper, regardless of wheels driven and the coil sprung ones use the ones with the smaller stud that goes in the spindle.
This is for 98+ trucks.
Only the uppers are different. All the t-bar ones use the same upper, regardless of wheels driven and the coil sprung ones use the ones with the smaller stud that goes in the spindle.
This is for 98+ trucks.
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