Direct from Moog........ for 4th Gens
Too bad, they were made really well with nice ball joints that had grease nipples and quality bushings. Made rebuilding the originals too much work when you found a good deal on these online.
Now it's other aftermarket brands I don't trust or rebuilding the originals.
Glad I did mine a couple years ago.
Too bad, they were made really well with nice ball joints that had grease nipples and quality bushings. Made rebuilding the originals too much work when you found a good deal on these online.
Now it's other aftermarket brands I don't trust or rebuilding the originals.
Glad I did mine a couple years ago.
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Thanks for the update KP. I recently received one of the last right side units.
That only leaves RK for the 97 model. I will miss the problem solver grease fittings.
That only leaves RK for the 97 model. I will miss the problem solver grease fittings.
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Have any idea what the difference is between Moog's Problem Solver series and their R Series?
When I was deciding about what to install in my 99 SE, I did a lot research including forum reviews and reviews on resellers sites. The RK line got somewhat lower ratings and comments about being cheap and not worth it.Originally Posted by Turbobink
KP,Have any idea what the difference is between Moog's Problem Solver series and their R Series?
When I did confirm wiith a call to Moog they were discontinuing these, they said some RKs were still around, but agreed they weren't the same quality.
What that means is anybody's guess. Maybe the RK LCA is the same part but the ball joints and bushings are lower quality. I don't know. Hopefully, Moog still sells their better ball joints and bushings for a while longer.
My suggestion is to call them directly if your time to replace your LCAs is coming!
What an improvement when I did mine (Problem Solver LCAs) and now with my new totally rebuilt struts and tie rods.... Better than new.
Hope this helps!
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CK or RK line?Originally Posted by A99MAXIMA
I just bought some directly from moog today, both left and right side