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[sumo]

so what ball joins did u end up getting and what mm did u machine them down to??

I'll take pics of the box when i get home.

[DIESTI]

ok thanks

[sumo]

Here is the balljoiint box with the references and along with my rear end. All bushings were changed.

[sumo]

so what ball joins did u end up getting and what mm did u machine them down to??

To be honest...the machinist did all the measurements, I just told him to make sure not to go so high, which he did lol by like .2mm or so.

[DIESTI]

ok thanks mate. i was just wondering measurements as i daily my evo so the less time its off the road the better for me..

[Red1]

If any1 is still interested in buying balljoints for their Evo1-3, u can buy aftermarket ones from MEEK for $27.50 each. They are not listed on their website, but just call up up and ask.

[DIESTI]

thanks for the info mate

[sumo]

If any1 is still interested in buying balljoints for their Evo1-3, u can buy aftermarket ones from MEEK for $27.50 each. They are not listed on their website, but just call up up and ask.

Is it Meek or Moog??? Why I ask is because there was another option that is made by Moog with the same product number as the one I used which K9455. So Moog K9455 will work also If you have a spot on (precise) machinist. The reason I didn't get them is because there wasn't too much space to play with to make another groove and I didn't want to take the chance and have to end up buying a extra balljoint if the machinist messed up. Just remember guys don't cheap out on these parts... We practically have race cars...anything less than $20 forget about them don't need any failures. Mine were $56 CI so that's about $67 US for the two.

Edited by sumo, 10 April 2011 - 05:49 AM.

[Red1]

I'll put up the detail 2moro when it comes in.

[sumo]

I'll put up the detail 2moro when it comes in.

Boy your tomorrows are LONNNNNGGGGGGGGG lol

[Red1]

Sorry 4 the detail. Got these ball joints from Meek for Evo1-3.

http://m976.photobuc...ax5bcvu9dkUmX+/