Who makes the best front end parts for our cars. I don't know it the polyeurothant route is the way to go for comfort. I'm looking for good front end parts, that will provide great comfort.

Suggestions would be highly appreciated. I want to replace inner, outer tie rods, and upper and lower ball joints.

The word on the street is to go with genuine MOOG rubber parts, not poly, not polygraphite, and not cheapo imported rubber.

I am starting to rebuild my front end, and I will be using only MOOG stuff.

Greg

Yeah, I 2nd that. As an alignment guy, I have seen my share of other brand "new" parts that often had as much play as what was replaced did. Had one yesterday like that on a pr of idler arms on an Astro. I pushed up on the drag link (not real hard either) and the guy was amazed at how much deflection the front tires had in them, the van traveling at speed =lots more force on that drag link, guess what; those idler arms were 2 weeksold and bought at Auto Zone Cheapest don't always mean best. Stick with Moog. The few $$ difference is insignificant compared to the difference in quality.

I can tell you that I'll be using Moog the next time. I used Just Suspension the last time and all of the seals were torn at less than 30,000 miles. Some were torn way before that! I guess they make those parts for trailer queens. They're certainly not for drivers.
Bob D

What is a good place to get Moog parts...NAPA?

Also the previous entry said just suspension is junk, anyone know how PST quality rates?

How about energy suspension? there is a set on ebay going for about $110 I believe, but that's just bushings..

should I just stick with MOOG? thanks..Jerry

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www.rockauto.com has all MOOG stuff for very reasonable prices. Many independent parts stores (the ones left) use MOOG also.

Lou

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