Did my ball joints today

[RedRider]

Once you get started, they're not that difficult to do. Nice work

 

[azmidget91]

Do you have the part #s for the Control Arms?

Ill post them up in the morning, just doing a late night check on my phone before going to bed

Once you get started, they're not that difficult to do. Nice work

Nope, the second side took about half an hour total, the first side I had to figure out how to use the ball joint tool, and make some adapters

 

[Black02Silverado]

Nice job! Nothing like doing it yourself.

 

[Carolinaboy]

Do you have the part #s for the Control Arms?

Ill post them up in the morning, just doing a late night check on my phone before going to bed

 

[azmidget91]

here you go, best price i found

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002799EA4

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00279IFCM

 

[Carolinaboy]

Cool Thanks! Do those have zirc (sp?) fittings on them for grease? Those should work for my 4wd too right?

 

[azmidget91]

Cool Thanks! Do those have zirc (sp?) fittings on them for grease? Those should work for my 4wd too right?

no they dont have zerk fittings, my stock ones without them lasted about 150,000 miles so why spend way over double the price for moog with zerks? worst case these only will last 100,000 miles. and yeah im pretty sure the control arms are the same on both 2 and 4wd

 

[Carolinaboy]

That's kind of what I was thinking. My truck only has 85K on it so I'm not too concerned about it. My mechanic said start worrying about them past 100k. I am just planning ahead