Ball Joints for Car Steering

Experience superior sound capture with the 2019 Triad-Orbit O1-L Long Single-Arm Orbital Boom. Equipped with a counterweight for flexibility and precision, this imported microphone stand offers a versatile ball swivel for optimal positioning.
The Scotty 162 is a 1.5 inch ball mount that includes a gear head post and 241 side deck mount. It's designed for secure and easy installation on your boat or vehicle.
The Southco M5-10-271-8 Ball Catch is an adjustable, stainless steel catch designed for use in various applications, including camping equipment and general outdoor gear.
Steel ball swivel with pivot speed bulb support, made of steel for durability and smooth rotation.
Blue Print Lower Control Arm Ball Joint ADG08636 is a high-quality replacement part designed to fit Hyundai and Kia vehicles. This OE-matching ball joint provides reliable performance and ensures smooth steering control.
Control arm ball joint designed for upper or lower use, providing smooth movement and durability in vehicle suspension systems.
Upper front axle outer ball joint, OE matching quality, fits various vehicle models including Vauxhall, Nissan, and Renault, ensuring smooth suspension performance.
Thread fm16x1.5 RHT - Konusmaß [mm]: 13,7 - Length [mm]: 194,0
Thread fm16x1.5 RHT - Konusmaß [mm]: 13,7 - Length [mm]: 194,0
Thread fm14x1.5 RHT - Konusmaß [mm]: 16, 0 - Length [mm]: 237, 0
Thread Measurement 1: M16x1.5 RHT - Thread Measurement 2: M12x1.0 RHT - Length [mm]: 230,0
ABS All Brake Systems (8717109652345 / 240722) | Tie rod axle joint, Inner Tie Rod, Inner abs
Thread fm22x1.5 RHT - Konusmaß [mm]: 18,2 - Length [mm]: 180,0
Thread fm22x1.5 RHT - Konusmaß [mm]: 18,2 - Length [mm]: 180,0
Ram Mounts (0793442937125 / RAP-B-379U-M616)
Attwood Marine (0793442023019 / RAM-230U)
Febi Bilstein Ball Joint 45318, including additional parts, specifically designed for use in the front axle left/right control arm of various BMW models from 2010-2019.
Febi Bilstein Upper Front Axle Left/Right Ball Joint 43095 - High-quality replacement part for Toyota vehicles. Fits perfectly and ensures smooth operation.
Febi Bilstein 41827 Ball Joint with Castle Nut and Cotter Pin, pack of one. Upper Front Axle Left/Right for DAEWOO,SSANGYONG. Original FEBI BILSTEIN Trag-/Führungsgelenk 41827 für Daewoo Ssangyong.
Febi Bilstein control arm ball joint, pack of one. Compatible with Daihatsu vehicles. Includes crown nut and cotter pin.
Febi Bilstein Control Arm Ball Joint 28420 for Left/Right Lower Front Axle. Suitable for ABARTH, ALFA ROMEO, FIAT, OPEL, and VAUXHALL vehicles.
Febi Bilstein 14440 Ball Joint with additional parts, pack of one. Fits Volkswagen Bora, Golf, Jetta and New Beetle. Includes left lower ball joint and right lower ball joint. Compatible with VW 1J0407365C, 1J0407365CS1 and 1J0 407 365 H.
First Line (5038068436337 / FBJ5574) | Nissan Micra II
Fitting Position:Front Axle Fitting Position:Left Fitting Position:Right Fitting Position:Upper Supplementary Article/Info 2:with bolts
Thread Measurement 1: M12x1.5Quality Product Brand New
Fitting Position:Upper Fitting Position:Front Axle Fitting Position:Left Fitting Position:Right
Cone Size [mm]: 18,55Length [mm]: 41,5Supplementary Article/Info 2: with fastening material Thread Size: M 14x1,5 mm
Jakoparts (4029416320133 / J4872059)
Jakoparts Trag-/Führungsgelenk Fitting Position Left, Fitting Position Lower
Jakoparts (4029416302214 / J4862057)
Traggelenk links unten Fitting Position Left, Fitting Position Lower
Durable steel ball joint with precision bearings, designed for heavy‑duty Toyota pickups and Hilux models. Offers smooth steering response and long life under extreme loads.
Thread size 1: M12x1, 25Thread size 2: M15 x 1, 5Cone dimensions: 12.5 mm.Cone rise: 1/6

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