fly3r
Isuzu Senior
Shmoou
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Post by fly3r on Oct 7, 2008 14:11:47 GMT 11
HI, Thought I'd share this with you. The other day I was driving home frome work slowing down from 100k to 60k and BAM, (I thought i blew a tyre) so pulled off the side of the road and found this! Since I live a dodge little town it cost me $90 for a new one, where is sydney it would cost $45. Anyways enjoy the pics, Looks like i got some way wicked racing camber! ;D
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Post by geeves on Oct 7, 2008 14:44:43 GMT 11
ouch. Much other damage ie shock,tyre etc? Any pics of the joint itself and was it original or a replacement in which case what brand? Thats a big joint to break
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fly3r
Isuzu Senior
Shmoou
Posts: 197
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Post by fly3r on Oct 7, 2008 15:13:01 GMT 11
Sorry I can't remember the brand, it was after market about 10 months old. The only damage was to the rim, The top A-Arm was rubbing on the outside edge of the rim and tyre. I threw the ball joint out, so no pics of that. I tought I was doing well to break that joint EDIT: just found the old box, "TRANSTEER" was the brand.
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Post by j-ellis on Oct 7, 2008 19:26:05 GMT 11
any one got a photo of this ball joint thing that broke in those pictures or what they look like as i have a funny noise coming from under the front of mine??
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Post by geeves on Oct 7, 2008 19:45:03 GMT 11
Thats the brand that ripco have changed to and sometimes appears in notsocheap. I seem to remember a recal on some toyotas a while ago with a similar ball joint failure. Might stick to 555 and camalot brands in he future
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Demonic
Isuzu Senior
I couldn't repair my brakes, so I made my horn louder.
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Post by Demonic on Jan 29, 2009 18:59:29 GMT 11
I just got a Balljoint from Repco, its Silverline, a repco brand..cos me $90. (then i find out my sister partner can get my parts at trade... bout $45..) oh well.. i know for next time.
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Post by geeves on Jan 29, 2009 19:25:23 GMT 11
Best price on ball joints is at BNT but dont buy your bearings there. Tonys Autos in Tory st (x Schrodaco) is as good as anyone for bearings
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