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Moog Ball Joint

Part No. K8607T Warranty  
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Product Features:
  • One-piece forged housing provides strength and durability
  • Powdered-metal gusher bearing allows grease to feed working surfaces to extend service life
  • Patented cover plate eliminates stud movement to secure a solid steering feel
  • Premium polychloroprene sealed boot with grease-relief valve - stands up to wear and keeps out contaminants while providing a serviceable environment

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Moog Ball Joint
 
5.0

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12/12/2010

(0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

 
5.0

Lean Manufacturing Network

By Smelfs

from Connecticut

Verified Buyer

Pros

  • Durable
  • High-Performance

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Trucks

    Comments about Moog Ball Joint:

    [...]Exactly what I expected

    • Car & Truck:
    • Truck Enthusiast

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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    • Q:

      Why is this ball joint listed as a 'Problem solver'? What is different than other ball joints?
      Thanks. Jim
      Asked on 11/6/2010 by Jim from Capron, Il

      1 answer

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        A:

        It is known to be a more durable ball joint, nothing more. Sorry for the confusion

        Answered on 1/20/2011 by Anonymous

    • Q:

      I took my truck for an alignment and the repair facility informed me that after "x" amount of play/movemant in the ball joints, they have to be replaced before an alignment can be done. Do I need Upper and Lower? Both sides? Are Moog any better, really, than the rest?
      Asked on 12/25/2009 by Short time truck owner. from Martinsburg, West Virginia

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      • A:

        Moog is the best. Yes, if you have to take it apart, do both upper and lowers. A LOT of work involved. Check around for prices. My Ford dealer was actually cheaper than anyone else at $525 plus parts. Do not use Ford Joints...no grease fitting, and get 90 degree fittings for the top ball joints..IF you want to get grease into them. This is from the Ford mechanic.

        Answered on 2/13/2010 by Ray B. from White Plains, MD
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