Moog Sway bar links
Moog Sway bar links


I was servicing my strut today and my beck armly OEM replacement sway Bar Link Broke off, I ran down to the local Advanced Auto Parts and Picked up a MOOG Replacement (auto zone did not stock any . . . not in the zone :-( )
The Moog part felt a lot stiffer and is made Thicker, it even has a geese port to make the part serviceable. Even the washers were quite a bit thicker and the bushing were made to contore to the sway bar surface.
Just wondered what you guys thought about these
i replaced my outer tie rod ends with moogs. cheap and last, just what i was looking for and got grease fittings in addition - just like icing on the cake
Last edited by allensteiner21; Aug 12, 2008 at 11:49 PM.
Moog is good stuff .... they offer 2 lines of end links for our cars and it looks like you got the better line.
That is what I put on my car .... seems to do the trick, tight, quiet, and smooth.
That is what I put on my car .... seems to do the trick, tight, quiet, and smooth.
Old thread but, personally haven't had good luck with Moog.. they seem have short lifespan on both of my Maximas. Either that or I was sold bootleg stuff... I try to stick with OEM.
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