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Old 02-02-2011, 11:28 AM   #1
Maka
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Question Ebay ball joints- good or not?

G'day guys, i just had a look on ebay for some ball joints for my au and found a bargain- complete set, upper and lower driver & passenger sides for around $60-$70. My question is will they be good quality or not? As a ebay noob (just registered recently), i'm not sure to buy em or not but for the price of them they're sure enticing! Bursons wanted around $70-$80 upper and lower for 1 side only. I know which way i'de like to go but not sure.
Any advice would be much appreciated thanks.

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