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Speedway 1963-71 Truck K6024 Style Upper Ball Joint

Hobby Stock, Modified, Sport Mod, Stock Car, Upper Position, Bolt-in Ball Joint Type, Steel

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Same as Moog K6024 (63-71 Chevy Truck). Will not fit stock GM upper A-arm, must be used with replacement arms.
7 degree taper
2.30" Shank
Fits Mastersbilt, GRT, American Made, Swartz, Bernheisel, Rocket, Howe, Shaw, Bullitt, Rayburn, Harris
Fits upper taper of Ford Pinto spindles

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Position:

Upper

Ball Joint Type:

Bolt-in

Degree of Taper:

7 degree

Shank Length:

2.30"

Material Type:

Steel

Mounting Thread Length:

0.73"

Top of Taper:

0.60"

Bottom of Taper:

0.72"

Overall Height:

5.00"

Hardware Included:

Yes

MFG. Part #:

91720031

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This ball joint uses the Ford taper found on Mustang II/Pinto spindles. Common on IMCA Modifieds - very durable and economical replacement item. Will not fit stock GM upper A-frame.

This ball joint will NOT fit the stock taper in a 1963-71 GM truck spindle. To use this with GM-type spindles the upper taper must be reamed with reamer 910-89411.

Same as Moog K6024.

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Moog # K6024
63-71 Chevy Truck

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Fits:

Mastersbilt, GRT, American Made, Swartz, Bernheisel, Rocket, Howe, Shaw, Bullitt, Rayburn, Harris
Upper taper of Ford Pinto spindles

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MOOG K6024. Will not fit stock GM upper A-arm, must be used with replacement arms. This ball joint uses a Ford taper, use on GM spindles will require reaming. Very common on IMCA mods.

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Speedway 1963-71 Truck K6024 Style Upper Ball Joint

Hobby Stock, Modified, Sport Mod, Stock Car, Upper Position, Bolt-in Ball Joint Type, Steel

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