My steering knuckles went bad. Got lots of play there. <br>Does anybody know of a company that sells a reinforced version? <br>And does ship to Austria... need that stuff urgently!<br><br>AlpineRAM

 

Try http://www.dynatrac.com/<br><br>They specialize in heavy duty differentials and kits for rough 4x4 use. I know they ship to South America, so would imagine that Europe is no big deal for them.

 

Maybe I had something wrong- I'll attach a pic that shows which parts I need:<br><br>I do also need front rotors- are there some good ones? ( slotted like the ones with the sine-wave slot) <br>Should I do sthg else when I've got that stuff apart?<br><br>TIA<br><br>AlpineRAM

 

Do you need the ball joints? The part with the nut on it? Or do you need part that the ball joints are pressed into?

 

I think it's the balljoints- the part with the nut on them. <br>Do you know the price? <br><br>TIA<br><br>AlpineRAM

 

Check out this site and see if they will ship across the pond.<br><br>http://www.mopar4less.com/

 

Here is another to check out.<br><br>http://www.partsworldwide.com/PartsWorldWide/

 

Alpine, in another thread there is a link to a company in Ohio, I think, that has the slotted and cad-plated rotors.
i forget exactly where it was...If I get time, I will search.
george

Addendum: Here is the link to the rotors. I think that it was from the other site: ROTOR INFO: http://www.pureperf.com/

 

Thanks for the answers- <br><br>I found that the prices for rotors are somewhere from US$90 to 300 .. Somewhere else I read about 60 US$ or so.... <br><br>Could anybody chime in with a good price?<br><br>TIA<br><br>AlpineRAM

 

Wonder what shipping would be? We could pick up two and send them if need be.

 

We could do it as long as the shipping wouldn't be outrageous and eat up any savings he may realize by doing this. I'd be glad to help him out if it would work.<br><br>Alpine, did you find anything on either one of the sites that were posted?<br><br>Joel

 

DD4 x4 : I found some things but on the rotors there is a whole lot of $$$ to save if you buy them at autozone - <br>Partsworldwide.com is about US$ 250 per rotor +shipping. <br>pureperf.com is a tad cheaper but I don't trust myself to select the right rotor for my application. <br>I don't know about shipping fees on normal postal service- should be less than 50US$ for this kind of parcel. <br><br>CH- you've got another IM. <br><br>Thanks for all the help- I really wouldn't know how to operate a truck like this over here. .. <br><br>AlpineRAM

 

As far as the rotors, and ball joints you guys have that pretty much covered. I just did all that stuff to mine,but you might want to also change the universal joints in the half shafts in the front end. you are going to be in there to do the ball joints, and you really don't want to find out in a couple of months down the road that you need them.Also buy joints with grease fittings.