Can anyone identify what brand ball joint this is?

[Macallan]

Its for a 4th gen 4runner, but 3rd gens seem to have lower ball joint issues, so can anyone identify this ball joint manufacturer? its in a superpro lower control arm for a 2005 4r.

thanks!

 

[turbo8]

I would contact Superpro, since the claim they are an up-rated joint. Also ask in the 4th gen section.

3rd gens should only use OEM lower ball joints and replace them every 100k miles.

 

[Macallan]

I asked in the 4th gen section (I have a 2005 now, used to have a 1997) but there was no response. I figured 3rd gen people are more knowledgable about ball joints. I did figure out it is a geniune toyota ball joint (pn 43330-09510) so it should be good to go.

 

[Endlessblockades]

I asked in the 4th gen section (I have a 2005 now, used to have a 1997) but there was no response. I figured 3rd gen people are more knowledgable about ball joints. I did figure out it is a geniune toyota ball joint (pn 43330-09510) so it should be good to go.

I didn't need to be reminded that I don't have a V8! Dang yall 4th Genners.

 

[brillo_76]

I didn't need to be reminded that I don't have a V8! Dang yall 4th Genners.

You could swap one in if your super ambitious.

Being my v6 get 14 to 16 averages.. I don't have wish for less mpg...:/

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[Endlessblockades]

You could swap one in if your super ambitious.

Being my v6 get 14 to 16 averages.. I don't have wish for less mpg...:/

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True. The thought has crossed my mind when the time comes. Luckily I don't have much of a work commute these days so I drive a lot less so the extra thirst could be rationalized a bit I suppose. Glad I did OEM LBJs before anything else.