Moog Parts up to the job?

[swathdiver]

Moog CK Series is ACDelco Professional, at least it was a year or so ago when Chris bought his parts. @iamdub

 

[Dustin Jackson]

@Drwinlied Here is a picture of the parts list I was building and the part numbers for the MOOG pieces I used. I have a feeling some people used MOOG economy line and were disappointed with the results. These part numbers are for their premium line. Tie rods are missing from this list but I used their MOOG CK line for tie rods.

 

[Denaliz]

Moog are one of the few I’d run no questions asked. I just wrapped up an entire front end rebuild/ refresh (upper/lower control arms, ball joints, tie rods, end links, bushings, front/rear sway bar upgrade to Eibach and including front and rear Z55 struts and shocks. I used oem for most parts but moog inner/outer tie rods. I’ve not once been let down by anything moog I purchased or had replaced.

 

[Drwinlied]

@Drwinlied Here is a picture of the parts list I was building and the part numbers for the MOOG pieces I used. I have a feeling some people used MOOG economy line and were disappointed with the results. These part numbers are for their premium line. Tie rods are missing from this list but I used their MOOG CK line for tie rods.
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Those are the same arms I went with as well. I did oem inner/outer tie rods and rolled the dice on the mevotech TX series end links. Not that my lowered tahoe sees much trail action haha.

If they suck I'll just throw a whole new sway bar kit up there because I apparently like fixing things that aren't broke. Well, the front bushing are cooked everywhere but new hard parts for 700$ or nearly 550$ for just all new poly bushings.

Thanks again for your input.

 

[iamdub]

Moog CK Series is ACDelco Professional, at least it was a year or so ago when Chris bought his parts. @iamdub

Correct. I would prefer AC Delco OE. But, with the limited mileage I put on mine, even parts that should last only half as long as OE would get me by for a long time. Besides, I got my arms for $39 and $23. They're plenty good enough at those prices!

Found my post. It was almost three years ago!

Growing up doesn't have to suck

My $39 and $23 lower control arms were delivered today. They're listed and boxed as ACDelco Professional and they look legit- ACDelco parts labels with numbers, etc. Boxes were beat up but the arms have no damage, ball joint boots and studs had plastic shields, shiny black paint and the bare...

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[swathdiver]

Correct. I would prefer AC Delco OE. But, with the limited mileage I put on mine, even parts that should last only half as long as OE would get me by for a long time. Besides, I got my arms for $39 and $23. They're plenty good enough at those prices!

Found my post. It was almost three years ago!

Growing up doesn't have to suck

My $39 and $23 lower control arms were delivered today. They're listed and boxed as ACDelco Professional and they look legit- ACDelco parts labels with numbers, etc. Boxes were beat up but the arms have no damage, ball joint boots and studs had plastic shields, shiny black paint and the bare...

www.tahoeyukonforum.com

Time is sure flying by, eh Chris?

 

[iamdub]

Time is sure flying by, eh Chris?

Faster than I can manage!

 

[Bigjimmy]

So far so good,seems decent quality my mechanic was happy I’d sourced Moog stuff

 

[Geotrash]

Interestingly, I took a look under my '07 over the weekend, and noticed that one of my lower ball joints is starting to tear. They are Moog and I replaced them in 2018. Can't remember if they were C or R line though.