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no problem installing. Note: This part uses a Ny-Lock nut, not a castle nut or cotter pin. This nut requires a 22mm wrench. Stock lock but is 19 mm.

I have yet to fit but they seem bulkier than the original ball joints. For the reviewer who said they aren't Moog, they don't say Moog, but the brand in the ad says Federal Mogul, which is what it says on the box. Looks like Moog is going to sign some of their stuff. Although it is exactly as in the photo. Since I didn't have a castellated nut and cotter pin, I would have preferred plastic nuts to a pin. There was a pin missing on the driver's side which I can't get out on the passenger side…

I read a lot about parts from dubious manufacturers. These ball joints came in a MOOG box but didn't have a part number or MOOG name on them. They came with a nylon lock nut and looked sturdy, aside from the fact that I was able to move the ball joint by hand fairly easily. I returned them and chose Toyota OEM for an additional $30 each which I couldn't move with. my hand and came up with a cotter pin/locknut. For something that will keep your ankle tied to the control lever, spend a little…