bolt in uniballs

yea, i sell them all the time still, but not as often as i used to.  Used to sell 10-15 sets in a week at one time, but they just kinda died off a bit.  Now its only 3 or so sets a month.  you know how to get ahold of me , haha.   I dont meen to whore your thread Josh, i still think a one piece design would rule all, and i would love to see you build them, a single piece kit like that would be a great product, I just couldnt get my machines time down enough to make it fesable.  I would love to see this happen!   Taylor

yeah i can me the any bolt pattern you want and i can also make a mild steel version for alot better price  these are all chromoly. i also offer these with a misalignment cap for upper ams so you can keep a small wheel. you can make these also work on link bars and many other purposes i sell   F911   hardware for these also thats what i use in them. if anyone wants for any bolt pattern just let me know i wilost pics like i say of the difnt ways i use them.

what about the spindle ..would it have to be drilled

i make or can make a taper pin for the spindle that will just bolt everything right in with out any drilling at all.

Why is drilling the spindle a big deal? I would rather drill the spindle and run a 5/8" bolt rather than make a tapered spacer and run a 1/2" bolt. I guess unless we are talking about a full size spindle on the lower ball joint, it is over 3/4".

Edited: 5/14/2010 12:22:38 AM by BOYETT

I'd be interested in some for the stock  lower control arms on 99-07 classic 2wd silverados

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by tre5Why is drilling the spindle a big deal? I would rather drill the spindle and run a 5/8" bolt rather than make a tapered spacer and run a 1/2" bolt. I guess unless we are talking about a full size spindle on the lower ball joint, it is over 3/4". --------------------------------------------- I really dont get it also to be honest.   I have been selling spherical bearing kits for a while now, and thats why i started making the tapered shaft that bolted into the spindle, because absolutely nobody wanted to drill their spindles to accept a bolt. I am able to get a TON more travel with a smooth upper cap and a machined stud for the spindle than a regular bolt with MA spacers, so that helps too.  Alot of people just dont like the idea of drilling out their new 300$ drop spindles.   Taylor  

Drilling the spindle wasnt really an option for me as I'm running stock aluminum spindles...I didn't feel comfotable drilling he aluminum out. So I got the tapered shafts from BLF before shit went down the drain...I still needa get them smooth caps from ya Taylor. U still need hat edc bracket.

nice work josh.

Taylor, can you please PM me regarding the S-10 bolt in uni-ball balljoints you sell/sold? I ordered a set back in the day but I had some serious issues with them having much less travel than even the standard balljoints they were to replace, and because of this they have been a paperweight since day one. I'd like to discuss it privately.

Thanks,Nick