well after the accident the front end got an alignment and the align guy tod me that the drivers upper ball joint boot was dry rotting.. and would need be replaced in near future and is the cause for the random squeak up front.
well i did a little digging and talking with local 4WD shop and buddy there.. and he told me to get MOOG Grease able joints..
so i have sourced the parts about $253 for all new uper and lower ball joints and inner and outer tie rod ends.. i figure while i have the front end all apart i amy as well do it right.. of if there is a better product out there.. so far there is not much of an aftermarket line for ball joints..
IS there any other areas that anyone can suggest i address while apart..
NO steering or running gear was damaged in accident.. the alignment guy said i was actually very true still as i had my annual alignment not 4 months ago.. .. there has always been the ever so slight play in the steering and i attribute that to: lift, 35s and 100k+ miles.. and well warn out stock ball joints..
so i figure go beefy and do it right so its good for another 100k...
anything else that i should look at while doing this...
well i did a little digging and talking with local 4WD shop and buddy there.. and he told me to get MOOG Grease able joints..
so i have sourced the parts about $253 for all new uper and lower ball joints and inner and outer tie rod ends.. i figure while i have the front end all apart i amy as well do it right.. of if there is a better product out there.. so far there is not much of an aftermarket line for ball joints..
IS there any other areas that anyone can suggest i address while apart..
NO steering or running gear was damaged in accident.. the alignment guy said i was actually very true still as i had my annual alignment not 4 months ago.. .. there has always been the ever so slight play in the steering and i attribute that to: lift, 35s and 100k+ miles.. and well warn out stock ball joints..
so i figure go beefy and do it right so its good for another 100k...
anything else that i should look at while doing this...
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