more ball joint questions, please help

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more ball joint questions, please help
TwistedMinis avatar
TwistedMinis
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Originally posted by prorida



well now im thinking about just buying uniballs, and offset the weld cup to the angle i want, but the cheapest i've found them for is 200 and i got christmas shopping to do, my trucks get way to many presents as is. that and i just need to do this and inner fenders and it's off to body and paint.

Well if your arms are already powdercoated, and you can bolt in a balljoint that will work I don't see a reason to buy uniballs. But I'll give it my best shot to find them.
prorida avatar
prorida
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Originally posted by MiniNewB



Edited: 12/11/2007 12:29:25 AM by MiniNewB

Edited: 12/11/2007 12:27:21 AM by MiniNewB

I can tell you one thing from my parts store experience...that doesn't look like a factory fullsize 1/2 ton chev bj to me. But what do I know? I know that there is a book at a parts store in Sandpoint that has ball joints with massive amounts of travel for custom applications...you should check it out...ask Lee

Dev

well you live 5 miles from me, so maybe i'll just come get you in person, and you can show me the book at Schmuck's with all the massive travel custom application baljoints. cause all lee had when i talked to him was 64 degrees of motion.
Cruz Lo avatar
Cruz Lo
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Edited: 12/11/2007 6:56:31 AM by Cruz Lo

88-98 chevy but they have to be the ball joints below and MOOG. They make different part numbers for these years that are not the same travel!!!!

MOOG K 6292 Upper. from straight. It has; 37 degrees down and 47 degrees up. 84 degrees motion total to work with.

MOOG K6293 lower has +/- 27 degrees motion for 54 degrees total motion.
prorida avatar
prorida
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Edited: 12/11/2007 11:41:18 AM by prorida

you are the man, thanks so much for the help cruz, you saved the day buddy.
Texmextukin avatar
Texmextukin
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Any auto parts store carries Moog products.
Cruz Lo avatar
Cruz Lo
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Edited: 12/11/2007 5:22:52 PM by Cruz Lo

Glad I could help.

I bought a lot of ball joints at my local KY motors parts store, took them home, measured them, then returned them until I found what I needed!!

Good Luck with your project.
prorida avatar
prorida
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ya thats a really good bit of info for people needing just a little bit more range of motion. thanks alot for Pt# i'm good to go now
lambo23s avatar
lambo23s
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i just had the same problem i broke the same
balljoint in my f150 that was bagged by some one else i found a similar ball joint from a chevy 1500 4 bolt but it dosent
have the same travel i was doing research when i came across this thread tommrow im going to grind a little to see if i can get some more travel ill post some pics if it works out