Aftermarket Camber Issue

**F.O.B Squad** · 06-01-2011 10:52 PM

UPDATED

Hey guys,

Just would some help on how to getting this rubber piece here shown in the pic and get it replaced??

20-01-2011

Ok, after being on the search for this ball joint cover for awhile, i finally came across the exact specs as the one i was looking for, which i had found at Repco.
It cost me $9 and it was a perfect fit. Removed the old rings with a screwdriver and prying it, then added some grease and slid these new rubber pieces like a condom and held them down with the spring type rings the rubbers came with.

I thought i'd just post an update just so people know as a reference just in case they may come across the same issue.
Ok that is all.

**e240** · 06-01-2011 11:14 PM

Either recycle a dust cover from an old ball joint, get a new ball joint (pretty sure you can replace this balk joint with an OEM one) or finally, get one of the silicon Dust covers from an Energy Bushing kit.

**F.O.B Squad** · 06-01-2011 11:23 PM

Easy to replace it? particular tools?

**fuzionz** · 07-01-2011 02:03 PM

Easy as man, u see the gold spring clip around the bottom of the ball joint? Just remove that and then the boot and you're done. Special tool is a small flathead screwdriver

**IEVAQ8** · 07-01-2011 04:31 PM

easy to change man,

and bursons also sells them cheap as like $4 each with new spring clamps....

i usually just use a flat head screw driver to put the spring on or some side cutters....

**F.O.B Squad** · 07-01-2011 11:55 PM

Originally Posted by fuzionz

Easy as man, u see the gold spring clip around the bottom of the ball joint? Just remove that and then the boot and you're done. Special tool is a small flathead screwdriver

Cheers man, ill definitley give it a crack.
I've had these things for over a year now and havent installed them because of this lol!

Originally Posted by IEVAQ8

easy to change man,

and bursons also sells them cheap as like $4 each with new spring clamps....

i usually just use a flat head screw driver to put the spring on or some side cutters....

Thanks for the advice dude, ill defintely check bursons out on my day off. I was looking at energy suspension like e240 suggested but bursons seems like the more logical option atm.