What components are included with this ball joint?

This EPI ball joint kit comes with the ball joint itself, a protective rubber boot, a snap ring, and a cotter pin. Components may vary slightly by specific model.

What is the purpose of the rubber boot?

The rubber boot is designed to seal the ball joint, keeping out dirt, water, and debris. This helps to protect the internal components and extend the life of the ball joint.

How do I know if I need to replace my ball joints?

Signs of worn ball joints can include looseness in the steering wheel, clunking or popping noises when turning or going over bumps, and uneven tire wear. If you notice any of these symptoms, it's a good idea to have them inspected.

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Specifications

Brand: EPI
Part #: WE351016

EPI 87-04 Kawasaki 250-400 Ball Joint

Name: EPI 87-04 Kawasaki 250-400 Ball Joint
Brand: EPI
SKU: epi-epi-87-04-kawasaki-250-400-ball-joint-t14-838724
Price: 35.83 USD
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$35.83

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EPI ball joint for Kawasaki 250-400 models. Includes essential mounting hardware for a complete repair.

Key Features

Fits 1987-2004 Kawasaki 250 and 400 models.
Includes ball joint, rubber boot, snap ring, and cotter pin.
Designed as a direct replacement for the original part.

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Product Details

This ball joint from EPI is built to replace the worn-out one on your 1987-2004 Kawasaki 250 or 400. Ball joints are a critical part of your suspension system, connecting your control arms to the steering knuckle. When they wear out, you might notice looseness in your steering or hear clunking noises over bumps.

EPI includes the ball joint itself, along with a rubber boot to keep dirt and moisture out, a snap ring, and a cotter pin to secure it all in place. This makes it a well-built replacement that has what you need to get your Kawasaki back to feeling tight and responsive on the trail.