[Mike6.0]

I'm looking at ball joints for my 03 f350 and I see this ball joint delete kit and was wondering if anyone has ever done it and how is it there after? Thanks

 

[79jasper]

Probably better off to provide a link. Never heard of such a thing.
Or did you mean unit bearing delete?

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[Big Horn]

This was something new for me as well. I did a search and it is a popular topic among the off road Jeep forum , rock climbing, and guys running really “big” tires. After reading several pages of off road forums, the general consensus seems to be to stick to ball joints for on road driving.

 

[Mike6.0]

Well to be honest I don't know how to post the link to it on here it just hasn't let me. But it's call American iron ball joint delete kit. I've got 163k on my second set and they are made by motorcraft bit don't have a grease fitting. I want them to have a grease fitting. I have read the reviews on these ball joint delete kit and all seem good but I do tow my tractor and I have a bobcat etc.. I just don't know anything about it and any input would be great. Thanks again

 

[Big Horn]

Well to be honest I don't know how to post the link to it on here it just hasn't let me. But it's call American iron ball joint delete kit. I've got 163k on my second set and they are made by motorcraft bit don't have a grease fitting. I want them to have a grease fitting. I have read the reviews on these ball joint delete kit and all seem good but I do tow my tractor and I have a bobcat etc.. I just don't know anything about it and any input would be great. Thanks again

Here’s a link to their home page:

American Iron Offroad

American Iron Balljoint Delete kits started like anything else, out of necessity. Wearing out balljoints on a rig that I was driving to/from parks 4+ hours away wasn’t a good option. Since an initial design and testing I’ve developed a kit with every option possible with strength & adjustability...

americanironoffroad.com