Thank you very much for the kind of comments and thank you for watching and I am currently right now working on rebuilding the front end on my 92 d150 so maybe you can use some of those videos to help you with yours. I haven't put them out yet. I'm still working on them so they're coming up
That was a great video! I've heard that you should go ahead and re-use the factory ball joints if they're still good because they are far better than new ones from foreign sources that are essentially junk. I'll find out.....I'm doing just that now, lol.
Hey Dave, first of all thank you very much for watching the video and thank you for your comment. As for ball joints and there replacements the best thing to do is yes to use the factory ball joints if you can. If however, they are worn or they're starting to get worn, it's a good idea to go ahead and replace them. And yes, do avoid the Chinese crap if possible
Totally agree with you. Nathan, yeah these go way easier when they're not Rusty and been in there 100 years and all of that crap but you'll get to see some of that in up coming videos that I'm working on
@@slantfish65sd I try to watch when I get a chance. I was amazed how nice it was to work on the suspension of my truck from NM as compared to local rusty cars.Your parts looked be in great shape.
Your getting better and better on your videos. I have to rebuild my 77 d100 front end.
Thank you very much for the kind of comments and thank you for watching and I am currently right now working on rebuilding the front end on my 92 d150 so maybe you can use some of those videos to help you with yours. I haven't put them out yet. I'm still working on them so they're coming up
That was a great video! I've heard that you should go ahead and re-use the factory ball joints if they're still good because they are far better than new ones from foreign sources that are essentially junk. I'll find out.....I'm doing just that now, lol.
Hey Dave, first of all thank you very much for watching the video and thank you for your comment. As for ball joints and there replacements the best thing to do is yes to use the factory ball joints if you can. If however, they are worn or they're starting to get worn, it's a good idea to go ahead and replace them. And yes, do avoid the Chinese crap if possible
Those go so much easier when they are not all rusty.
Totally agree with you. Nathan, yeah these go way easier when they're not Rusty and been in there 100 years and all of that crap but you'll get to see some of that in up coming videos that I'm working on
Hey Nathan, I also wanted to say thank you so much for the wonderful comments and thank you for your time watching the video
@@slantfish65sd I try to watch when I get a chance. I was amazed how nice it was to work on the suspension of my truck from NM as compared to local rusty cars.Your parts looked be in great shape.
@@NathansMoparGarage yeah this truck has spent its entire life in eastern Tennessee and thank you!