Local parts store keep ball joint dust boots?

[nando]

jack at elephant motorsports can get you some pretty cheap, they're technically for a mercedes but they're made by the same OEM's. I keep a bunch handy in case I accidentally damage one, but I did splurge on the $5 harbor freight ball joint press..

[acolella76]

try carquest. Its a farshot but they might have em

no boots ripped hooray

Hooray!

[nightwing66]

try carquest. Its a farshot but they might have em

[dinanm3atl]

no boots ripped hooray

Hooray!

[acolella76]

no boots ripped hooray

[Axxe]

Don't use a pickle fork. Problem solved

[acolella76]

blunt can get them to you yesterday

[dinanm3atl]

well... need them tonight.

[Mercury[BKM]]

blunt cant get them for you quick like and on the fly?

[Jand3rson]

Serously? Dang. The places I went told me they usually didn't carry any bmw parts haha.

It was Knecht's. They're kind of a discount parts store, but they actually have a lot of pretty obscure parts.

[FunfGan]

Not true. The day we were going to put my engine in, we realized we were missing the pilot bearing for the flywheel.

The 3rd auto parts store in town I called had 4 of them in stock.

Serously? Dang. The places I went told me they usually didn't carry any bmw parts haha.

[dinanm3atl]

I usually order them from BMP but forgot :(

[Jand3rson]

Use ball joint boots from Energy

[StereoInstaller1]

Use ball joint boots from Energy

[bimmer630]

Or, dont use a pickle fork. Just smack the hell outta the part of the spindle that the balljoint goes through. they pop right out