XRF ball joints

bboteler · May 17, 2014

Anyone know if we have a sponsor or vendor here who carries XRF balljoints? Need a full set and would rather support the site than elsewhere....

TyCorr · May 17, 2014

Good luck! I appreciate your methods but Ive seen threads like this start and go unanswered. Sadly. Yiud think somebody would be looking to unload some parts.

Have you tried directly contacting any vendors?

true98jeep · May 17, 2014

Not sure either I would possibly try CT performance they carry most of the top of the line items you can find. I ran the Dynatrac's here so I am of zero help.

TyCorr · May 17, 2014

Where did you tind the dynatracs? Mine are five years old or maybe a hair less. They don't make the ones I have anymore so Im lost, lol.

Im hesitant on Moog as the last time I ran them they failed in 8 mos. Mainly the drivers side.

ToMang07 · May 17, 2014

Never heard of them before.

TyCorr · May 17, 2014

Sarcasm^?

ToMang07 · May 17, 2014

TyCorr said:
Sarcasm^?

No....being serious. Familiar with Moog, Spicier, Dynatrac, a few others, Never seen XRF before.

true98jeep · May 17, 2014

Truck Toyz performance is a site sponsor they carry them.

FrankTheTank · May 17, 2014

I try to stay away from moogs too..

Monster12valve · May 17, 2014

I had xrf in all of my cummins trucks... They kickas$ and there very affordable .

bboteler · May 17, 2014

Great will try truck toyz...they have a lifetime warranty and reviews are great. Buddy of mine recommended them and the price makes em seem worth a shot.

capt dong · May 18, 2014

Tore 2 xrf tie rods. Big waste of money and time. Still waiting on my refund. Moogs were cheap and didnt fit well. Went with oem and havent had a problem since.

true98jeep · May 18, 2014

Always the great debate betw these. For what its worth I have never read a complaint on a dynatrac set and mine I was extremely impressed with.. That being said 90% of the peoples ego who spend 600+ dollars on a ball joint may not allow them to write any kind of complaint against something they spent so much money on and "of course they are night and day difference and worth every penny!!" Now it seems Dynatracs may be a great option and if your like me always want to do go 1higher in performance and reliability if that is not the case It seems OEM are the way to go for the most reasonable, reliable and happiest client pool.

bboteler · May 18, 2014

OEM's haven't posed a problem I'm just looking for better not crazy expensive. I'd love to do dynatracs but they are slightly outta my budget.

TARM · May 20, 2014

XRF does not make tie rods they do sell the with their kits but they are subbed out. I can not recall the company but I know its one that a very well respected susp kit manf used before they took it in house as they upgraded their facilities.

kyle43335 · May 20, 2014

http://www.ebay.com/itm/XRF-Ford-F2...Parts_Accessories&hash=item2339502871&vxp=mtr

bboteler · May 20, 2014

MrOneEyedBoh · Jun 27, 2014

Hands down the cheapest place to buy xrf ball joints is MI bearings. Their website sucks, just call them. They are so cheap you'll think you're getting ripped off. The ball joints ship right from XRF themselves...