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so heres what ive gathered on rockauto.
uppers: MOTORCRAFT #MCS10339 {#F6TZ3V049AA}
lowers: MOTORCRAFT #MCS104149 {#2C3Z3V050BA}
tierod on left tire: RAYBESTOS #4011425B
draglink with built in tierod: RAYBESTOS #4101033B
while im in there, u-joints on the shafts: FEDERATED #374
sound ok? have any better suggestions on brands?
also need to pick up one of those caliper-pad retainer spring things at autozone, my drivers one disappeared :/
tjc, do you have a part number? i see a few different ones, so i want to be sure.
and anyone have any luck with ebay sets?
uppers: MOTORCRAFT #MCS10339 {#F6TZ3V049AA}
lowers: MOTORCRAFT #MCS104149 {#2C3Z3V050BA}
tierod on left tire: RAYBESTOS #4011425B
draglink with built in tierod: RAYBESTOS #4101033B
while im in there, u-joints on the shafts: FEDERATED #374
sound ok? have any better suggestions on brands?
also need to pick up one of those caliper-pad retainer spring things at autozone, my drivers one disappeared :/
tjc, do you have a part number? i see a few different ones, so i want to be sure.
and anyone have any luck with ebay sets?
Laughing Gas
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I've heard raybestos upper and lower joints are what you should get. Can't confirm it yet, I've bought them, haven't intalled yet, but they look really sturdy and well built.
I don't have a Dana 60 (yet), so I can't offer much past that.
I don't have a Dana 60 (yet), so I can't offer much past that.
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I don't buy service grade anything if I can help it. With 90% of things on my truck, I get what I pay for. They were talking about the pro ones, and the ones I got.
But they could be solid for all I know, but when I buy crap it bites me in the *** more often than not.
But they could be solid for all I know, but when I buy crap it bites me in the *** more often than not.
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ok. ill just get moogs then. ive had good luck with my in my other truck.
and i did finally find the r1 rotors. i wasnt looking hard enough.
they work VERY WELL in my exploder. i did a disc conversion and have these on all corners. so ill get them for the f350 to.
ELINE PERFORMANCE DRILLED SLOTTED Brake Rotors and Ceramic Pads [ FRONT COMBO ] | eBay
and i did finally find the r1 rotors. i wasnt looking hard enough.
they work VERY WELL in my exploder. i did a disc conversion and have these on all corners. so ill get them for the f350 to.
ELINE PERFORMANCE DRILLED SLOTTED Brake Rotors and Ceramic Pads [ FRONT COMBO ] | eBay
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Laughing Gas
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Moog, and Raybestos (formerly splicer) professional grade appear to be the way to go with ford balljoints. If it's a pavement princess the motorcraft will do, but if you work her hard (and play hard as well in my case). The extra $$ will pay off.
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drilled and slotted rotors are for racing applications where you don't worry about pad life. they eat brake pads very quick
no, i don't have part numbers. i don't buy over the computer, i go to the store
no, i don't have part numbers. i don't buy over the computer, i go to the store
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ill go with the xrfs then. further searching shows they are pretty good.
for my tie rods, eBay - New & used electronics, cars, apparel, collectibles, sporting goods & more at low prices ??
starting to collect parts. hopefully will be done by new years
for my tie rods, eBay - New & used electronics, cars, apparel, collectibles, sporting goods & more at low prices ??
starting to collect parts. hopefully will be done by new years
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yea i saw that to. the motorcraft ones anyway.
its the same price as buying a duralast set from autozone if you count the $38 shipping.
im temped to just buy the duralast set. save $6 lol
its the same price as buying a duralast set from autozone if you count the $38 shipping.
im temped to just buy the duralast set. save $6 lol
Laughing Gas
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Ones I saw were moog. My uncle (who taught me everything I know about trucks), said go with splicer (Raybesto), my parts guy said thats all he will carry as well. Haven't had any issues, but they are likely the most expensive of them all.