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These ball joints were developed after years of looking for a suitable replacement for stock ball joints. We felt that stock ball joints were insufficient on a race car because stock joints have inconsistent build quality, lose tolerance very quickly, and carry static friction loads (stiction) that are counterproductive to suspension movement. Spherical bearings or monoballs are an alternative in a race car, but are very expensive.  These apply to both our race and street cars.

These ball joints make a difference in ride quality as the “stiction” loads carried in stock ball joints contribute to a bumpy ride. More importantly the lack of “stiction” in our ball joints allows for efficient suspension movement to allow the tire to follow the road surface, thus improve lap times.