Reply to "ball joint dust boots"

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Originally posted by tajon:
isn't there an inexpensive dust boot for the rear ball joints? I can't seem to find the old post, but I thought someone got some from a national parts supplier like napa or o'rileys....

Not that I heard of. Hall Pantera has them listed separately now and is the least expensive of any that I have noticed.

I think they are not universal and they are specific to the car.

They may cross over to Maserati but do you think if you go that route they will be cheaper. Let me know. I need some too.

3/2/137:39 AM

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