Energy Suspension 9.13125G Ball Joint Replacement Boot

$ 10.62

Score By Feature

Based on 88 ratings

Value for money

8.86

Giftable

8.61

Customer service

8.34

Satisfaction

8.86

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Excellent quality

Exceptional output

Professional products are available.

Hyper-Flex replacement polyurethane components are resistant to contaminants that can degrade rubber, and they're designed to last longer and not compress permanently.

Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with a 1987 Chevrolet Silverado?

Because my 1973 Chevy truck's ball joints are too small, they didn't fit. We both have the same front suspension. Although the Energy Suspension website can assist you in determining the correct size, you're almost at the cost of new replacement ball joints and boots.

Is this intended for use in the back?

I bought these boots to replace my (front) upper's damaged dust boots. Ball joints in the lower body. I don't see why it wouldn't work in that application if your vehicle has ball joints in the rear and the sizing is similar. Best wishes to you. mardyn

Are these boots meant to be worn over or in place of the originals? Also, I'm not seeing any retainer rings; are they required?

To install them, you must first remove the spindle.

Is it going to fit in my 2008 infinite G35 sedan?

You'll have to order the ones that are specific to your vehicle's make and model.

Selected User Reviews For Energy Suspension 9.13125G Ball Joint Replacement Boot

I found it to be very effective

5/5

These were used to replace the worn boots on my C3 Corvette's upper ball joints. Apart from being a little thicker and stiffer than I had anticipated, they're working well so far. mardyn.

Aliyah Chaney

| May 24, 2021

Work is very good

5/5

Although these were relatively simple to install, the ball joint must still be removed from the vehicle. I had put Moogs on the car, and the boots tore in a short, despite the fact that these boots are much stronger and heavier duty. They're doing their job.

Casen Preston

| Jan 04, 2021

It's a tad shaky

3/5

In the end, I had to return them. They're fine, but they're not as durable as the OEM ball joint boots in my opinion. I simply replaced the ball joint in its entirety and called it a day.

Lennon McKenzie

| Nov 03, 2021

Fit good

5/5

Fits perfectly and appears to be of good quality; shipping was prompt.

Tinsley Mills

| Jan 12, 2021

It's a little bigger than a 1978 Corvette C3

5/5

The price was roughly half of what it was previously. In the process of removing the pickle fork, there was some damage. I collaborated with a moderator on this project.

Shiloh Gilmore

| Sep 10, 2021

Ball joints are too small

3/5

These "Ball Joint Boots" are far too small to fit into almost any situation. They'd most likely go with any tie. The rod ends are fine, but that's all there is to it.

Ailani Williamson

| Feb 14, 2021

It was an exact match

4/5

It was exactly what I needed, and it was a perfect replacement for the one on my truck that had broken.

Callie Ingram

| Nov 14, 2021

They don't appear to be going to fit

4/5

They don't appear to fit, but they stretch just fine over the ball joints on my 1969 Camaro; however, more frequent grease intervals will be required in the future.