Front Upper Ball Joint for 1970-1974 Dodge Challenger and More

A failing ball joint is a safety-critical issue — left long enough, it can separate and drop the wheel. This direct-fit replacement restores proper control and a tight front end.

Restore proper steering and suspension articulation.
Eliminate clunking over bumps and during steering input.
Heat-treated, hardened ball stud with low-friction bearing for long life.
Greasable design (where applicable) for periodic maintenance.

Restore safe handling with our Front Upper Ball Joint for 1970-1974 Dodge Challenger and More. Order now!

Specifications:

Material: Forged Steel
Pieces Per Package: 1
Placement on Vehicle: Front Upper
Part Number: 10356
Brand: Rare Parts
Vehicle Fitment: 1957-1989 Dodge Custom, Dodge Coronet, Dodge Royal and More

Q: Why is a worn ball joint dangerous?

A ball joint locates the wheel and supports the vehicle's weight. If it separates, the wheel can collapse outward at speed. Replace at the first sign of play.

Q: What symptoms indicate a worn ball joint?

Clunking over bumps and during turns, uneven tire wear, the steering wheel pulling, and visible play when prying on the control arm.

Q: Are there other names?

Suspension ball joint
Upper ball joint
Lower ball joint
Control arm ball joint
Steering knuckle joint

Names vary by manufacturer.

Q: Do I need special tools to install?

Most installations require a ball joint press or shop tools, plus a pickle fork or screw-type separator. Always re-align after installation.

Q: Should I replace both sides at once?

Yes, replacing in pairs is best practice. If one side wore out, the other has accumulated similar wear and is the next to fail.

Why You Should Ride With Us?

At Collectors Auto Supply, we specialize in hard-to-find restoration parts for classic and vintage vehicles. Every order is packed, shipped, and tracked from our own facility — and our team is here to help if you have questions about fitment or installation.

Call us at 1 (800) 414-4462 Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm Pacific.