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[kcirtap]

installed oct 29 2011. didn't even make it a year. New one installed today. hopefully this one lasts longer



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[Robert Caffyn]

Oooooh, the 'famous' Moog problem solver end link. Maybe not so good after all! Sucks when you have to buy twice. Hope this one lasts a little longer....Bob

 

[swshawaii]

Moog's blue thermoplastic rubber bushings suck. After three blowouts, changed to poly.

Reused the 7/16" Moog hardware and substituted with ES heavy duty bushings. (9.8103)



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[mike burns 3]

I went back with OEM (plastic) 40K miles ago and they are still going good. 01 ST with 185K miles

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

Amen, Steve aka swshawaii



If you order the ES sway bar bushings the come with new end links.

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[kcirtap]

Thanks swshawaii. Will look into getting the bushings. Dont want to have to replace these again in a few months....

 

[EddieS'04]

My moogs are going on 2yrs. Still in excelent condition.

Strange, others have had problems.

 

[swshawaii]

If you order the ES sway bar bushings the come with new end links.

True Rodger. Difference is the ES link bolts are 3/8" vs. Moog's 7/16". Also the ES

end link kits use their smaller bushings. I believe Moog's "cupped" washers may contribute

to faster wear, especially if over tightened. I torque the poly to 20 ft/lbs. with no problems.

And yes, I left a review and gave the bushings FIVE stars. LOL :banana:

 

[curt beck]

I changed my oil today at my dads he has a lift and was doing a once over and wished my bushings looked like the top pic cause on my passenger side i dont have anything anymore going to have to buy the hole assembly

 

[H D]

Finally reinstalled mine today.