Subject	IMO, OEM is the only way to go.
Posted by	Jehannum on March 30, 2010 at 8:30 PM
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In Reply To	Aftermarket ball joints? posted by collegeboy on March 30, 2010 at 07:46 PM
Message	None of the aftermarket parts fit right in my 240Z (I know, apples and oranges, but moog/duralast/whatever have had a lot longer to get 240Z ball joints right than Z32s, and they're still wrong). --------------------------------------- Your powers are useless! I'm wearing my tinfoil underwear! I will not shop at AMS. AMS steals designs from hardworking Z32 enthusiasts and screws them out of work in a tough economy. I am boycotting, how about you?
Follow Ups	Aftermarket ball joints? - collegeboy 19:46:03 03/30/10 if it aint broke, don't fix it - Adam (NoVA) 20:25:14 03/30/10 Exactly! (n/m) - The Hawk 08:02:25 03/31/10 IMO, OEM is the only way to go. - Jehannum 20:30:06 03/30/10 if you're talking about the HICAS arm, check Moog. - SuparexTT 20:52:05 03/30/10 No, that is replace with spherical bearings. - collegeboy 21:25:53 03/30/10 Did you ever fit N/A toe rods to your TT subframe? - Jkova300z 21:22:55 03/30/10 Yea, I got brackets to fit NA SPL toe rods to TT knuckles - collegeboy 21:24:56 03/30/10 Interesting, did you make the brakets or find them, - Jkova300z 22:25:13 03/30/10 I bought a used Midori HICAS elimnator - collegeboy 22:50:19 03/30/10 OEM or Moog only - Drk93TT 21:24:06 03/30/10 I used Moog. In my mind its a wear part. Replacment happens, - Turnerscasa (Dallas) 03:52:03 03/31/10 lug nuts turned out good! (n/m) - KongZTT GT28RS MD 11:10:22 03/31/10 i used Moog on my Hybrid suspension on my 240. - Halo Z 19:42:47 03/31/10
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