need new ball joints all around

[Lone_Wolf]

welp when i was changing the oil the other day i looked at the ball joints and all of them are destroyed because the shop that put my lift on didnt know wtf they were doing. so wheres the best place to get the part and what tools am i going to need? ive tried to look for a write up on how to do this but couldnt find anything

 

[Ratket]

see if "Carli" has anything.. may try " Cognito" real nice high dollar stuff.. should ask to have this moved to the lifted section since u are lifted and want a good quality part to stick back in there.

 

[Bombdigitty]

welp when i was changing the oil the other day i looked at the ball joints and all of them are destroyed because the shop that put my lift on didnt know wtf they were doing. so wheres the best place to get the part and what tools am i going to need? ive tried to look for a write up on how to do this but couldnt find anything

I find it very funny that you can post that the shop you took your truck to didn't have a clue what they were doing

YET

You have no idea where to buy parts or tools to fix your truck.

 

[jbmobbs]

I find it very funny that you can post that the shop you took your truck to didn't have a clue what they were doing

YET

You have no idea where to buy parts or tools to fix your truck.

Hence why he took it to a shop. [emoji52]

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[jbmobbs]

welp when i was changing the oil the other day i looked at the ball joints and all of them are destroyed because the shop that put my lift on didnt know wtf they were doing. so wheres the best place to get the part and what tools am i going to need? ive tried to look for a write up on how to do this but couldnt find anything

If you have 35s I'd go on line a search "alloy ball joints" the actual brand is alloy... they have them for just about anything. Thier supposed to be wayyy stronger than stock. They're black and red. Iv heard really good things about them. I'll be using them when I re do mine soon

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