Steering parts and sourcing

[rreegg]

Anyone familiar with moog-suspension-parts.com?[1] Looking for drag links and tie rods and they seem to have some good prices and selection. Otherwise looking at Napa and Bronco graveyard but they're a bit more expensive - not sure what other options are out there

1: https://www.moog-suspension-parts.com/moog-ds1072

 

[rreegg]

Might just go with bronco graveyard actually, ordered from them in the past and all was good. Their prices are actually very competitive they're just out-o-stock of the full rebuild kit

 

[Rdnck84_03]

Moog used to be top of the line in suspension parts, sometime in the last 10 years their quality has gone to crap like most everything else.

James

 

[rreegg]

Dang yeah that seems to be the consensus. Guess it doesn't matter then, LMC ended up being the cheapest so... they win the race to the bottom

 

[u2slow]

I feel that regular greasing is the most important factor.

Some cheapo brands are an undersized joint. Moog's value line - Quicksteer - is a fullsize joint at least. That's what I buy typically (from rockauto), and grease at least twice/year.