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918pathy

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in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders

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Tungsten
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I would rather go that way or get a Calmini than get a Grassroots one anyway and here is why: If you notice, all crucial steering components are always ONE piece and NOT welded. Solid BENDS while we

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http://purenissan.com/wd21_steering.htm   This is what you really need. The rest is ghetto rigged nonsense.   That grass roots link is an economical alternative but if you are going to go that way

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i said the grass roots was an economical alternative but it only removes one issue to add another i'm sure it works fine but you will have to do something about the idler arm if you go that route th

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The Magicians Eye stopped by my house yesterday, to get a CB from me and looked at my truck and noticed that my centerlink is the HOOHA. Are the ball joints on the Hooha replaceable?

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Theoretically, yes. You should be able to press them out. They're not ball joints,in the traditional sense, but spherical bearings.

 

Something like this: http://www.mcmaster.com/#spherical-ball-joints/=grb6og

 

Best bet, though, would be to contact Grassroots 4x4 to see if they'll work with you on a replacement. They may knock a few bucks off the cost for a return customer.

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I had found these and planned to make my own link but as usual could never find the time so I just ordered the grass roots link. I think the ones he uses have a nylon sleeve though were as the one in the link are all metal and would require a grease zerk added.

James

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