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Old 02-22-2019, 08:27 PM
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JBA's are self-serviceable. The ball joint he uses is actually a common GM part you can get at any O'Reilly / AutoZone shop for like $25 when the time comes to replace the joint. Also the high-caster model lets you dial in the alignment and forward placement of the wheel just right.

I never hear anything bad about JBA's. That's what I'm going to run with on mine when I upgrade.
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