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Thanks I'll try Merrill axle since it's closer than boulder. I just did the upper and lower ball joints as well as the hub assemblys and front axle u-joints. I drive upwards of 4k miles a month and do most the maintenance myself![/quote]
explains why you have adjustable ball joints. my new joints just take an allen wrench in the top no big mystery.
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Yep mine are the same way. Allen wrench to adjust the ball joint once the stud nut was loose...Originally Posted by rockhound
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I have to say, I go to Firestone for their lifetime alignment for around $99 or so, then anytime I need aligned for as long as I have the vehicle it's free.
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