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Keller - POLARIS General XP1000 BALL JOINTThe Best Two Piece Ball Joints OEM ball joints use a snap ring to hold them into the A arm, which gives them a simple point of failure. Our Polaris General XP 1000 Keller Ball Joints are designed to fix that. Kellers original two piece design replaced the snap ring with a threaded chromoly housing. By assembling the ball joint around the A arm, you can use big lifts and tires without worrying about your ball joints pulling out of your arms. Durability
The Best Two-Piece Ball Joints
OEM ball joints use a snap ring to hold them into the A-arm, which gives them a simple point of failure. Our Polaris General XP 1000 Keller Ball Joints are designed to fix that. Keller’s original two-piece design replaced the snap ring with a threaded chromoly housing. By assembling the ball joint around the A-arm, you can use big lifts and tires without worrying about your ball joints pulling out of your arms.
Durability at Its Best
Todd Keller created the first two-piece threaded ball joints on the market because he wanted something more durable than what was already out there. The joint presses into the arm and the housing threads onto the back to make sure nothing can push or pull it out. Plus, they’re greaseable, adjustable, and made with hardened chromoly. So no matter where or how you ride, they’ll stand up to the abuse.
Get Lifted and Loaded
Put a lift kit on your General and beef it up with big tires—with Keller Ball Joints on your Polaris General, you can count on getting through your wild rides without breaking down. Without the major weak spot of a snap ring, you can hit whatever trail you want as hard as you want.
OEM ball joints use a snap ring to hold them into the A-arm, which gives them a simple point of failure. Our Polaris General XP 1000 Keller Ball Joints are designed to fix that. Keller’s original two-piece design replaced the snap ring with a threaded chromoly housing. By assembling the ball joint around the A-arm, you can use big lifts and tires without worrying about your ball joints pulling out of your arms.
Durability at Its Best
Todd Keller created the first two-piece threaded ball joints on the market because he wanted something more durable than what was already out there. The joint presses into the arm and the housing threads onto the back to make sure nothing can push or pull it out. Plus, they’re greaseable, adjustable, and made with hardened chromoly. So no matter where or how you ride, they’ll stand up to the abuse.
Get Lifted and Loaded
Put a lift kit on your General and beef it up with big tires—with Keller Ball Joints on your Polaris General, you can count on getting through your wild rides without breaking down. Without the major weak spot of a snap ring, you can hit whatever trail you want as hard as you want.
- 4340 hardened chromoly steel construction
- Two-piece threaded design doesn’t require a snap ring
- Easily adjustable, rebuildable, and greaseable
- Robust boot retaining ring prevents water intrusion
Fitment
- Polaris General XP 1000 : 2020+
- Polaris General XP 4 1000 : 2020+
DM/4-25-24
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★★★★★ 4
Cute for coffee bar!
Color: Black, Number Of Shelves: 4, Size: 15.7in
Great for above my coffee bar. Easy to mount and align. Seems stable!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great shelves, strong, secure, sturdy, decent size, unbeatable price.
Color: White, Number Of Shelves: 4, Size: 15.7in
Easy installation fits where we wanted them. Stable strong secure snug fit. Cleans easily with dust wipe. I would recommend buying these.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026
★★★★★ 3
The shelves sag away from the wall overtime
Color: White, Number Of Shelves: 2, Size: 15.7in, Color: White, Number Of Shelves: 2, Size: 15.7in
Although the wood quality and finish of the shelf are clean and well-made, the main issue is that the shelves begin to sag over time while holding around 10 pounds, even though the product listing claims they can support up to 20 pounds. They may perform better on a brick wall, but on drywall you should be cautious.
To fix the problem, I had to purchase floating shelf brackets for support, which solved the sagging issue. However, this defeats the purpose of the “floating” aesthetic. Since the shelf is in my bedroom, I can overlook it, but I personally wouldn’t install these in a common area if I wanted a clean floating look.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Love this
Color: Rustic Brown, Number Of Shelves: 4, Size: 15.7in
Love these shelves so easy to put up so beautifully made and really enjoy the way they set on my wall very sturdy also!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Looks nice, easy to install
Color: Rustic Brown, Number Of Shelves: 2, Size: 22in
This shelf is lightweight, looks nice, and was easy to install. It comes with a little level to help you install it properly. There are plenty of mounting holes to choose from, so it is easy to screw it directly into a stud, or to just use holes that are convenient for you. It comes with a plethora of mounting hardware.
I mounted mine a bit high up and chose to mount it upside down so that I wouldn't see the three screws that hold the shelf to the mounting bracket.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026