QA1 +0.5″ Stud Press-In Style Ball Joint K8259 1210-297P

QA1 Ultimate Ball Joint – Model 1210-297P

Upgrade your racing performance with the QA1 Ultimate Ball Joint in a convenient press-in style, designed for a wide range of racing applications. This ball joint is not just any component; it features a unique, owner rebuildable design, making it a standout choice for serious racers.

Key Features

< li >Owner Rebuildable: Enjoy the convenience of a 100% owner rebuildable design, allowing you to maintain and replace parts easily and economically.

< li >Self-Lubricating: The patented self-lubricating mechanism ensures smooth operation without the hassle of frequent maintenance.

< li >Adjustable Preload: Customize your setup with infinite preload adjustment, enabling breakaway torque to be set as low as 0 ft. lbs. for seamless, bind-free operation.

< li >Precision Engineering: With precision tolerance ball-to-race conformity, experience even load distribution that significantly enhances wear resistance.

< li >Durable Construction: Made from precision ground 52100 bearing steel, this ball joint promises long-lasting durability and ultra-smooth performance.

< li >Easy Adjustments: Fine-tune your roll center without the need to remove the ball joint from your vehicle, saving you time and effort.

Specifications

< li >Interchanges with Moog: K8259

< li >Length: 0.5 inches longer than standard

Installation

For detailed installation instructions, refer to the Installation Guide.

Customer Insights

Users have praised the QA1 Ultimate Ball Joint for its easy adjustability and robust construction. Many have noted that the self-lubricating feature significantly reduces maintenance time while providing a smoother ride. The ability to rebuild the joint has also been a favorite among racers looking to keep costs down without sacrificing performance.

Whether you’re on the track or just fine-tuning your racing setup, the QA1 Ultimate Ball Joint 1210-297P is engineered to meet your needs and exceed your expectations.

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