eg upper control arms
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eg upper control arms
so my left front upper ball joint snaped today. So i was pricing CA's and they are like 78 bucks a peice and i was wondering if i should just go ahead and replace both with replacement parts or another choice get after market ones what do you all think jw ?
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I would replace both, along with other suspension related things.
if the ball joint snapped, it's a good time to overhall it.
OEM or MOOG only.
upper control arms, lower ball joints, tie rods, bushings. Inspect, replace as needed.
if the ball joint snapped, it's a good time to overhall it.
OEM or MOOG only.
upper control arms, lower ball joints, tie rods, bushings. Inspect, replace as needed.
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it depends, but for quality reasons, you can't really beat those I said.
If he speaking of an a OEM replacement, stick with OEM or Moog.
Check at rockauto.com, majestichonda.com, and hondapartsunlimited.com. You can find pretty cheap stuff there.
If he speaking of an a OEM replacement, stick with OEM or Moog.
Check at rockauto.com, majestichonda.com, and hondapartsunlimited.com. You can find pretty cheap stuff there.
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I replaced all my suspension (inner/outer tie rods, upper/lower ball joints) from Autozone. I don't know about spending the extra money on OEM because Duralast comes with the lifetime warranty. Especially if your car is lowered and you smash turns/drive rough it will put more stress on the suspension. I like the piece of mind that i can replace them at any time for free.
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I replaced all my suspension (inner/outer tie rods, upper/lower ball joints) from Autozone. I don't know about spending the extra money on OEM because Duralast comes with the lifetime warranty. Especially if your car is lowered and you smash turns/drive rough it will put more stress on the suspension. I like the piece of mind that i can replace them at any time for free.
There are so many things that can void the warranty it's funny.
My friend had a rotor crack, under warranty. Company said they wont help him becuase he didn't have a pro install it.
Why not buy a brand OEM/moog, that is known to be quality, and not have issues.
OEM is NOT that expensive, if you don't buy from a dealer.
$30-40 for an OEM ball joint is noithing.
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I don't know about other places but Autozone is good about their warranty. I've never had any problems with them. I bought rear wheel bearing assemblies for my eg that came with a 2 year warranty. I swapped them out just for kicks before the 2 years were over no questions asked.
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I don't know about other places but Autozone is good about their warranty. I've never had any problems with them. I bought rear wheel bearing assemblies for my eg that came with a 2 year warranty. I swapped them out just for kicks before the 2 years were over no questions asked.
I remember going to autozone, 10+ times one summer getting axles for my buddys integra when snapped them at the track. Never said a word, until the manager got involved.
I think it was the 12 axle before they got smart and told him they wouldn't give him a new one. lol
All he did was went to a new autozone and bam, brand new axle.
But, either way, it's quite possible for them simply to say no.
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hmm, thats good.
I remember going to autozone, 10+ times one summer getting axles for my buddys integra when snapped them at the track. Never said a word, until the manager got involved.
I think it was the 12 axle before they got smart and told him they wouldn't give him a new one. lol
All he did was went to a new autozone and bam, brand new axle.
But, either way, it's quite possible for them simply to say no.
I remember going to autozone, 10+ times one summer getting axles for my buddys integra when snapped them at the track. Never said a word, until the manager got involved.
I think it was the 12 axle before they got smart and told him they wouldn't give him a new one. lol
All he did was went to a new autozone and bam, brand new axle.
But, either way, it's quite possible for them simply to say no.
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