Tie Rod Ends
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the x kid
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Tie Rod Ends
Hey Guy's,I thought I would upgrade my steering,so I was going after some Moog Tie Rod ends [inner and outer] and they were on back order. I called back and they said they could get some.When I got there they were from ACDelco and some 555s from Sankie.They both have a lifetime warranty and considered "premium". I took them even though I was expecting Moogs,but can return them. Does anyone know if these are any good? Are they up there with Moogs?
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Re: Tie Rod Ends
I hope you didn't pay for Moog, and get those. Not that one is necessarily better, but if I had a brand preference, I'd want my choice, not what's "in stock". I've never heard of Sankie, so I couldn't tell you there. With the AC Delco, you should be fine.
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Re: Tie Rod Ends
For what its worth I have ac delco outer tie rods on my rig and they have held up great for the past 2 years.
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the x kid
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Re: Tie Rod Ends
Thanks guy's, and no I did not pay the moog price. These Sankie's are made in Japan. Supposedly you can't get Moogs right now.Hmmmm