Product Summary

Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Hobby Stock, Upper Position

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #20034
    BrandAFCO
    PositionUpper
    Ball Joint TypeScrew-in
    Material TypeSteel
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    AFCO 20034 Details

    Not all ball joints are created equal.  Thats why AFCO uses the best components from the top manufacturers.  There are many different design characteristics and manufacturing processes that account for the quality and performance of ball joints.  These joints will give you the AFCO advantage!

    Fits a variety of race car and street car applications. See Application tab for complete list.

    Same as Moog K772.

    Item Details

    Moog # K772

    Application

    Fits:

    • Howe, Dirtworks upper
    • Most aftermarket tubular or strut type lower arms (Speedway, AFCO, Jet, Dirtworks, etc.).
    • Upper and lower tapers of Mustang II/Pinto spindle
    • Chrysler
      • 300 1962-71
      • Cordoba 1975-83
      • Fifth Avenue 1983-89
      • Imperial 1981-83
      • Lebaron 1977-81
      • New Yorker 1963-82
      • Newport 1961-81
      • Windsor 1958-61
    • Dodge
      • 330 1963-64
      • 440 1963-64
      • 880 1963-64
      • A100 1964
      • Aspen 1976-80
      • Challenger 1970-74
      • Charger 1966-78

    Warranty Information

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    Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Afco products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Afco at +1 (800)-632-2320.

    AFCO 20034 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #20034
    BrandAFCO
    PositionUpper
    Ball Joint TypeScrew-in
    Material TypeSteel
    GENERAL
    Degree of Taper7 degree
    Hardware IncludedYes
    Sold in QuantityEach

    Ratings & Reviews

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    Overall Assessment

    Customers commended the product's high quality, fit, and ease of installation. Its design yielded a superior fit compared to other brands, assuring it's a practical choice. Affordable yet excellent, the product was recognized for its convenient use. Offering an optimal solution for replacement, customers deemed it a must-have, outshining competitors in usability and quality.

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    5.0

    3 years ago

    Clutch

    Phoenix Az

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    installation was easy fit as designed , works great

    Would Recommend

    Fits good

    5.0

    6 years ago

    40 coupe

    McHenry Illinois

    Verified

    the ball joint fits a lot better than the one that came with the tubular control arm

    Would Recommend

    Easy to install

    5.0

    12 years ago

    vSr808

    Undisclosed

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    Bought 4 of these to replace the old ones Great product affordable price easy to install must have tool to replace A +

    Would Recommend

    nice

    5.0

    15 years ago

    bigtimeracer26

    oshkosh wi

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    easy to install, nice product

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    3 Questions • 3 Answers

    I have a mustang II kit from Fatman Fabrications and I was wondering if these will fit the lower control arm. The one I took out is stamped 5485 on the bottom

    by Dustin

    • 8 years ago

    1 answer

    I am trying to figure out what ball joint i need. I have a Camaro dirt car that the previous Owner installed what appear to be Chrysler lower ball joints in the lower A-arms. I recently purchased your 60-66 Chrysler ball joint/ Wehrs wrench but the ball joint shank diameter/tread are too large for my sleeve/spindle. I went to my local parts store and purchased a 68-89 Chrysler ball joint (moog K772) and the threads thread into my sleeve. However, the shank diamater is smaller than what I need. Do you offer a ball joint that will fit the K772 type sleeve but has a larger shank diameter? The ball joint that came out of the car is marked 5485. Any help is appreciated.

    by Tyler

    • 11 years ago

    1 answer

    will this ball joint thread into the bungs fro Speedway? they appear to have different threads.

    by Steve

    • 11 years ago

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