I absolutely despise China, and anything that comes from there. It's all junk.
The Proforged parts I've used were made in Taiwan and so far seem to be of good quality. They are still around and are part of the Holley brand now.^^^ proforged ^^^
Another fly-by-nite Chineseum outfit…
In one day, gone the next ….
Summit sells them.The Proforged parts I've used were made in Taiwan and so far seem to be of good quality. They are still around and are part of the Holley brand now.
Just send him a pm on here, I don't believe he has a "store".Bought my Moogs from Craig @mobileparts?
khryslerkid, I am trying to find this supplier, but cannot. All I see in my search are links to b &c body only web-links.
Do you have a direct number and/or web-link to Craig's store?
Thank you,
Upper and lower ball joints are totally different animals.....I bought those same ball joints and had no issues at all. The only thing that might be wrong is they could be lower ball joint, which are threaded into lower control arm. They could of packaged them wrong as upper part #
No they are not, 73 and up both upper and lower screw into the control arm. Do your homework! If you look at them side by side they look identical.Upper and lower ball joints are totally different animals.....
The body that threads int the control arm seems to be the same size.No they are not, 73 and up both upper and lower screw into the control arm. Do your homework! If you look at them side by side they look identical.
Exactly why I have a stash of NOS mopar suspension parts put away
Since you are so smart, why are there 2 different part #'s for upper and lowers then? Do your homework!No they are not, 73 and up both upper and lower screw into the control arm. Do your homework! If you look at them side by side they look identical.
I guess you can't take it when you don't know, go to even rockauto and check for yourself, they look the same but are not. Happy New Year to you and your family all the best for 2024.Since you are so smart, why are there 2 different part #'s for upper and lowers then? Do your homework!
Bushing #1 I.D. | 0.739 |
Bushing #1 O.D. | 2.513 |
Bushing #1 Length | 1.427 |
Bushing #2 I.D. | 0.739 |
Bushing #2 O.D. | 2.252 |
Bushing #2 Length | 1.367 |
Hardware Included | Yes |
Package Contents | 4 Bushings, 4 Washers, 2 Sleeves, 2 Cotter Pins |
Even though they are next door to China, it seems to me that they take more pride in building better parts. Not sure about lately since China is trying to reel them back into their fold.Taiwan is next door to China... see how many there celebrate Christmas.....
Happy Holidays, everyone, Merry Christmas....
I bought those same ball joints and had no issues at all. The only thing that might be wrong is they could be lower ball joint, which are threaded into lower control arm. They could of packaged them wrong as upper part #
Lower ball joints on the cars were incorporated into the steering knuckle which in turn bolts to the spindle flange but not sure about cars after 72. IIRC, except for E body cars....the suspension changed for the 73 cars. The E cars remained the same until they were discontinued. Upper ball joints screw into the upper control arms but the lowers joints do not screw into the the LCA's. They do bolt to it though. I know this is an older thread but if you haven't figured it out by now....you need to.I guess you can't take it when you don't know, go to even rockauto and check for yourself, they look the same but are not. Happy New Year to you and your family all the best for 2024.