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07-17-2009 #12
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Yeah, no doubt. The JJ, Spohn's Pivot-Joints, and CW's billet parts all share some common design elements. How could they not? All the manufacturers that make rod ends have more similarities than differences.
The JJ internals look like the CW internals, and the Pivot-Joint housing looks like the JJ. The Pivot-Joint seems to have all the best features that I can tell: narrowest mounting bracket, adjustable and rebuildable Delrin bushings, and greaseable.
jpJohn Parsons
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