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  1. #1
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    Default Lower ball joint help

    I'm trying to find out what lower this may be and what balljoint I need. It's a press in style. I have tried qa1 pn 109 and it was a touch too big and a ball joint for a 81 Monte Carlo is way to big. I use 5" springs with no problem. Is it a nova?


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    That might be a Lightning Nova style lower. The ball joint they use will not press in, but fit loosely and have 3 tack welds on the bottom to hold it in. Call Donnie or Vickie at 606-878-RACE or lchassis@aol.com or HEAVY DUTY on 4m and they'll tell you what it is.

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    The ball joints that were in it were exactly how you described. Thank you

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    Default lower

    It looks like a pierce lower, but someone might have changed the balljoint. Lightning (that I am aware of) never used a heim on the chassis mount. Used a plastic bushing and sleave.
    I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.

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    I emailed lightning and they believe its a pierce or allstar lower. Going to try the 73-81 truck ball joint they recommended. Thanks.

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    Pretty positive it's pierce, might call n get the insert that adapts it to a screw in and have more variety in screw in ball joints

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    Call pierce to get the inset or does someone else carry it? Thanks

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    Pierce, b sure to tack them in as well

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