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Adj Lower Ball Joint Press-In w/Large GM Pin

$90.35
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Brand
Allstar Performance
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Punches
UPC
848238030457

Overview

The Allstar Performance Adjustable Lower Ball Joint Press-In (ALL56272) is a specialized suspension service tool designed for General Motors platforms, including A-body, G-body, and full-size truck chassis. It features a large GM pin accommodation, allowing for the precise installation or removal of ball joints without damaging the joint housing or surrounding suspension geometry. The tool utilizes a threaded screw mechanism to apply controlled, even pressure to the ball joint stud. This design helps prevent common issues such as bent studs or cracked housings associated with improvised pressing methods, making it suitable for frame-off restorations and routine suspension service.

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