XRF vs MOOG vs bulletproof
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XRF vs MOOG vs bulletproof
Whats the best in ur all opinion. I am replacing parts in the front end and want the best. I am thinking bulletproof is going to be the best but how do XRF and MOOG stand up to them
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I don't like Moog. I've replaced way too many "lifetime" warrenty ball joints in my 78 F150. I put XRF in my Ex and haven't had any issues yet. Never looked at any bulletproof parts.
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I have XRF under the EX now and they seem to be holding up well
If you have the $, Dynatrac joints are hard to beat, strong rebuildable serviceable. Had a set under my Cummins and they were awesome tight joints, and Dodges are known to tear up ball joints.
Really want something stout, check out the joints by Carli, but make sure your sitting when you see the price
If you have the $, Dynatrac joints are hard to beat, strong rebuildable serviceable. Had a set under my Cummins and they were awesome tight joints, and Dodges are known to tear up ball joints.
Really want something stout, check out the joints by Carli, but make sure your sitting when you see the price
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I do a fair bit off nasty off-road stuff, yet still cannot justify the price of Dynatrac. Maybe if the Ex was a dedicated trail rig, but I do not see that ever happening.
I think the XRF will be fine for my truck.
I think the XRF will be fine for my truck.
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Ya i am doing the same. Just cant justify they money right now. But again its my first ball joint change on it and i want to get quality and i am thing the XRF will give me that without breaking the bank