Specialty Products Company 67125 1.5° Adjustable Ball Joint for Honda/Acura

$ 70.44

Score By Feature

Based on 7 ratings

Value for money

9.90

Sound quality

9.90

Quality of material

9.90

Durability

9.50

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Product Description

(97-03) Acura CL

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A ball joint should be within a factor of 1. The angle of camber (1 degree per wheel) is 5 degrees

A part number of 67125 can be found here

Questions & Answers

Is this a perfect fit for my 2011 Honda ?

Visit the SPCM website to find out where that part number is. Ideally, there should be 2 different parts There are one's that go up to one. One dial has five degrees of adjustment, the other one has one. The vehicle can be raised 3 degrees when it is lowered more than 1 degree.

The ball joint you are selling will fit a 2007 Acura TL Type S?

In fact, it fits the 1999-2003 period The 2008 Acura TL, including the

In the listing price does this come as a pair of left and right?

They are sold individually, not as a set. If your vehicle requires a license plate number, order it here.

Selected User Reviews For Specialty Products Company 67125 1.5° Adjustable Ball Joint for Honda/Acura

It's so far going well! This is a product I would buy This is my first time purchasing adjustable ball joints from SPC

5/5

Moog ball joints were previously in use by me. This boot feels very sturdy and made of good quality rubber. It looks like all the metal parts are in great shape. Although the ball joint is quite long, this isn't a major problem. Thank you for the purchase. I am very satisfied with it. My 05 TSX is equipped with these. The decision was made with no To tighten the top nut to 120 ft. lbs. , use a torque wrench.

Kamiyah Harvey

| Sep 12, 2020

Moog is a good buy

3/5

At first, I was very happy with them, and my alignment tech was equally impressed with their ease of adjustment. However, they both failed within less than two years of installation. Since I am so inexperienced Ball joints that move in and out of alignment pose a safety risk, I find it quite disappointing. As a highway driver with less than 15,000 miles on the clock, I don't think I ought to have been concerned about a quality front end part, so I assume the part I installed was not of a quality.