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'07 2500 Ball Joints

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I got my Dynatracs from 8lug.com on a Black Friday deal. For an extra $10, they include a press sleeve to help the install. Good service.
 
The Dynatracs and Carli's are MAP priced. I got in on a group buy+ a factory rebate so they were pretty cheap.
The best I've seen on either is free shipping and no tax out of state.
 
Ok so I began my spring vacation by installing the Dynatrac BJ's. The invoice was in the box.
Pro steer joints. $669
Install bushings. $10
Black Friday deal. -$66.90
Shipping. $ 0
Tax. $ 0

I'd say I got a good deal.

The joints themselves are very good quality, installed well, and now my rattle is gone :)
 
I've used Carli and had very good luck with them. But price is a huge issue. I just installed a set of XRF Ball joints they say they have a million mile warranty.... So far I'm very happy with them. I've got over 7,000 miles on them. Were nice and smooth from day one. I like the fact that they are greaseable. EBay has them for around $179 a set. I doubt they will out last a set of Carli's but I can get 4 sets for the price of one Carli set. If they only last a quarter of their million mile warranty I think I'm ahead..
Now I'm wondering if I should update the steering knuckle and linkage to the 2014 style. I like thet way the drag link connects to the passenger steering knuckle (like Ford has been set up for years funny how RAM has copyed the Ford front end so closely on the newer trucks) rather than the tiebar. Less places for flex/ play.
 
XRF and the Napa Chassis parts are the cheaper decent solution now, but, even they can have issues if one is dealing with rough roads. Just beats pretty much anything into submission.

Dodge did not copy Fords cross over steering, it is completely different. The Ford cross over is actually easier to retrofit to the Dodge trucks than the Dodge system. The one problem I can see is the sway bar will have to be changed also to accommodate the newer style Dodge cross over steering.
 
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