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VIDEO: Are Brand New Ball Joints Too Stiff?

Andrew Markel discusses out-of-the-box ball joints and how stiffness may appear as an issue when it is really a normal condition.

VIDEO: Ball Joint Installation Innovations

Andrew Markel discusses the installation process of chassis components, and how some changes in ball joint design are making the process easier.

VIDEO: Ball Joint Stud Specifications

Andrew Markel discusses the evolution of ball joints, and how their attachment to aluminum components has called for more stringent torque specifications.

Ball Joints, Bushings & Alignment – Steering Systems Under Stress

A variance in either the toe angle or Ackerman angle caused by worn ball joints and tie rod ends can turn a laser-precision steering system into a non laser-precision driving experience.

Ball Joint Engineering: Greasable And Sealed

One of the most frequent questions from my undercar customers is in regards to the availability of “greasable” chassis parts. Sealed-for-life components are very common at the OEM level, but many technicians have a definite preference for aftermarket greasable components. This poses the question: If greasable suspension joints are so popular, why don’t many modern suspensions have grease fittings anymore?

Strut Your Knowledge of Ball Joints

Adapted from Gene Markel’s article in Brake & Front End

Greaseable or Sealed Joints?

For some applications, yes, you want a greaseable joint, but you should not ignore the technology of a sealed joint.

CV Joint Replacement Tips

Constant-velocity (CV) joints have been around since the 1980s when front-wheel drive (FWD) came into widespread use.

Pro Football Pick’em: OTC Launches Fantasy Toolbox Challenge For Chance To Win Free Tools

Participating technicians are encouraged to build their ultimate fantasy toolbox during a 10-round draft that features 40 best-selling OTC tools.

Multi-Link Front Suspensions

Why do some suspensions have so many ball joints? Here’s why.