Wide Compatibility: The Speedway K727 Style Lower Ball Joint is designed for Chrysler models from 1960-66 including the 300, Imperial, New Yorker, and Saratoga. Also compatible with a range of Dodge models from 1971-94, including B100, B150, B200, B250, B300, B350 Vans, and D100, D150 Pickups., Versatile Application: This lower screw-in ball joint is suitable for most strut cars, including 1960-66 Chrysler, 1971-1976 Impala, and most wide-type dirt cars, offering high versatility., Control Arms Compatibility: Designed to fit Speedway’s “strut-type” tubular lower control arms such as 910-343-16, -17, -18, -19, ensuring a comprehensive fit for various vehicle setups., Detailed Dimensions: The ball joint offers a wrench area of 2.125″, a flat and round area of 2.320″, and a threaded area of 2
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Speedway 1960-66 Chrysler K727 Style Lower Ball Joint
Sku # 91720036
Mfr. Part # 91720036
Details
Lower screw-in ball joint fits most strut cars, 1960-66 Chrysler, 1971-1976 Impala and most wide-type dirt cars. Also fits Speedway “strut-type” tubular lower control arms such as 910-343-16, -17, -18, -19.
- The measurements for the wrench area is 2.125″
- The flat area and the round area is 2.320.”
- The threaded area on the ball joint is 2.025.”
Item Details
Moog # K727
1960-66 Chrysler
Specs
Mounting Thread Length
1.17″
Reviews
good product
Rated
by Bandit96 on February 27, 2026
Summary: i always keep thees in the truck for spares at the track .
Yes, I recommend this product.
Exactly what I needed
Rated
by Jason on August 24, 2025
Summary: Good quality
Yes, I recommend this product.
Nice strong ball joint.
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by Gerraldfarms on April 02, 2024
Summary: Good quality ball joint at a good price.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Good product
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by David on August 24, 2023
Summary: Worked great
use them all the time
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by rocket on April 13, 2020
Summary: all good
Yes, I recommend this product.
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