Ball Joints

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SpyderSteve
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Hi, I have just had my 91 944s2 fail its WOF due to excess play in the ball joints, I see that kits are available, can anyone recommend a good quality product ? as i read that these are prone to failure. Also are these available already made up ? Thanks

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SpyderSteve wrote: Fri Mar 22, 2024 10:00 pm Hi, I have just had my 91 944s2 fail its WOF due to excess play in the ball joints, I see that kits are available, can anyone recommend a good quality product ? as i read that these are prone to failure. Also are these available already made up ? Thanks
I had to look that one up - I had never heard of WOF . Turns out it's a New Zealand auto inspection requirement - "Warrant of Fitness".

Anyway, I imagine there are many here who can lend their expertise on your ball joint question, Meanwhile, welcome to Carpokes!
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SpyderSteve wrote: Fri Mar 22, 2024 10:00 pm Hi, I have just had my 91 944s2 fail its WOF due to excess play in the ball joints, I see that kits are available, can anyone recommend a good quality product ? as i read that these are prone to failure. Also are these available already made up ? Thanks

Welcome to Carpokes! Rennbay offers a rebuild kit, which I believe was the original and best kit. I believe they are quite reliable for street driving. If you do a lot of track events, however, it might be better to spring for brand new a-arms...

https://rennbay.com/Ball-Joints/944-Bal ... shing.html

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