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2008-01-12 01:15:26

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B13 MOOG Balljoints.

This is what all the hub hub is all about folks. Hope the pics help you out:
The hardware Kit supplied. A cotterpin, a circlip, a zerk fitting and a dustboot.

The grease fitting on the bottom.

The box and part number.

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2008-01-12 01:45:57

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works for b14's also BUMP

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2008-01-12 05:18:26

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Let us know how you like em... I've read some posts over the years about poor fitment (loose) and that it's just better to go with whole new OEM LCAs. I plan to replace my ball joints in the spring and I'm trying to decide which route to go.

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2008-01-12 05:23:54

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We've had problems with those, actually the fit is too tight. The problem is that when we want to put an OEM one afterwards, it will be too loose and we need to weld it to the control arm.

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2008-01-12 14:21:07

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Originally Posted by GSRMx

We've had problems with those, actually the fit is too tight. The problem is that when we want to put an OEM one afterwards, it will be too loose and we need to weld it to the control arm.

What do you mean when you put an OEM one afterwards. You cant just buy the lower ball joint from nissan. I just looked it up here at work. If you want to just replace the joint you have to go aftermarket.

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2008-01-12 18:01:46

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Originally Posted by SoloSol

Not here pal. I can get you an OEM joint at local dealerships here in Mexico, actually I can get you almost any part of the suspension and brand new and very cheap.

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2008-01-12 19:23:26

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Thats awesome. I wonder if the part numbers would cross over.

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2008-01-12 21:32:42

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I have these exact ones and never had an issue. You just have to make sure to keep them greased and they will last a good long time.

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2008-01-12 22:11:10

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Did you have any trouble with installing them? I wonder why there are so many conflicting reports with these...

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2008-01-12 22:15:31

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Originally Posted by SoloSol

Thats awesome. I wonder if the part numbers would cross over.

I'm sure they will, and refer to a updated part number.

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