SSI Ball Joint Kit, where did it go??
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Like I said earlier, the stolen S2 has SSI ball joints installed before Travis started offering a kit. I didnt have the car long enough for them to wear out.
The Gray S2 my brother has got a set of rennbay some years ago. I sold him the car with about 56k, it has about 130-140k on it now. Up to 56k it ran on 16s only. My schmuck brother runs a set of fugly for a 944 18s on new your city streets, and the rennbay joints have more miles than the factory ones.
I am pretty sure there is another set of rennbay ball joints in one of the seven different 944s my brother and I owned.
I recommend both products.
The Gray S2 my brother has got a set of rennbay some years ago. I sold him the car with about 56k, it has about 130-140k on it now. Up to 56k it ran on 16s only. My schmuck brother runs a set of fugly for a 944 18s on new your city streets, and the rennbay joints have more miles than the factory ones.
I am pretty sure there is another set of rennbay ball joints in one of the seven different 944s my brother and I owned.
I recommend both products.
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We have had rubber boots on the shelf for years. From my experience they don't last as well as the poly boots and they are hard to put on but I am always happy to swap them out upon request.
And I agree with Tom. The SSI kit has proven to be a high quality kit. They have been making ball joints as long (longer?) than I have. I do favor the Rennbay product line because... well, I make it.
Again, please excuse my outburst above. It has nothing to do with SSI or ball joints. Its just Mark gets under my skin and has for a long time on SO many other posts besides this one. I seriously think it is some kind of cultural difference leading to a misunderstanding because... well.. I don't want to get started on it again.
So.. back on topic....
And I agree with Tom. The SSI kit has proven to be a high quality kit. They have been making ball joints as long (longer?) than I have. I do favor the Rennbay product line because... well, I make it.
Again, please excuse my outburst above. It has nothing to do with SSI or ball joints. Its just Mark gets under my skin and has for a long time on SO many other posts besides this one. I seriously think it is some kind of cultural difference leading to a misunderstanding because... well.. I don't want to get started on it again.
So.. back on topic....
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I installed the SSI kit about three years ago, and it is primo! I think they make these things when you order them because I got a little run around when I ordered. Said it may take a few weeks because they were retooling the machines. I don't remember it taking longer than 10 days to get the kit, but it was worth the wait.