Looking for source for quality ajustable ball joints , have that there are better allinment spec.s for our trucks if you drive with some load most of the time .
Thanks John

 

Man this is not a popular topic. I have pretty much the same question on the other page and no answers.If you find any good info let me know.

 

There was an artical in the TDR mag. ,# 53 , talked about better alingment specs. if you drive at least partly loaded most of the time .
for are yr mod , 94-99 , Ingall's Engineering , in Col. , Part # 532 or 532000 ,
I checked at the 1st non do-it-yourself parts house , they said that they had at warehouse , and that it was an adjusting sleave , so I asked about a coresponding ball joint to go with , since they said it was just a sleave , have to wait till weekday to find out more .

A couple braincells fired and the thought came to google them , ph.# 1-877-858-7272 , I checked the site and the numbers did not match , looked up by apl. and said LD with part # , so I'm thinking that means light duty , dana 44 , so still in the same boat , mon. to find out .

 

ok everybody. what you are looking for are adjustable camber sleeves. they are slotted so the caster/camber can be adjusted. from the factory they are set at one spot and the only thing that can be adjusted is the toe. go to napa or carquest and ask for them, if they say there aren't such a thing insist to look threw the suspension book, that's what i did. my 94 ford f-250, has adj. camber sleeves and i just bought them last week for my dodge. later, pete

 

Does your truck have a D44 or a D60. The parts places are telling me that they are not available for the bigger axle.