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Re: wheel shake trick
« Reply #15 on: April 20, 2008, 09:43:19 AM »

TRW was always pretty good [the Advance I worked at]. May not have been Moog good, but they had lifetime warranties on them.
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« Reply #16 on: April 20, 2008, 02:10:24 PM »


It's not that bad but not show quality either.

hey that perfectly discribes my car.... lolĀ  Cheesy
i was gonna take a junkyard trip when it gets warm, and ill see if i can't locate some (i love junkyard diggin, find all kinda of interesting....and sometimes creepy stuff), if not ill PM ya, and work out the details from there.

and as far as the tie rods, the TRW sound alright as long as they lifetime warranty. ill look into the moog, but i'd always rather go and pick them up than have them shipped, that way if there is a mix-up i can get it solved in hours, not 3-5 bidness days. and there isnt the "oh you weren't home to sign for these so they've been shipped back to kentucky
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« Reply #17 on: April 20, 2008, 06:18:39 PM »

I'm not going to harp on this and I understand that these cars are getting old and not worth putting the extra money into unless you plan to keep the car for another 10 years. The decision is totally up to you and i'll just point out the difference between Auto part store parts and Moog parts.

Auto part store tie rods have a metal ball that sits in a plastic socket. Now if it is properly lubed and kept sealed so moisture don't get to it, they will last quite a while. If your tie rod boot is worn out, cracked or has a hole in it, moisture is going to get in. This goes for Moog parts as well. Replacement boots are rather inexpensive. Oem tie rods are no better than part store parts.

Moog has a metal ball that sits in a metal socket. Therefore, it will last years longer than a plastic socket will as long as moisture is kept away from it via a good boot.

Sure TRW has a lifetime warranty but I doubt that warranty covers labor and an alignment when or if they do fail. Inner tie rods are not the easiest parts to change out on a car.

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« Reply #18 on: April 21, 2008, 10:58:14 AM »

I'm not going to harp on this and I understand that these cars are getting old and not worth putting the extra money into unless you plan to keep the car for another 10 years. The decision is totally up to you and i'll just point out the difference between Auto part store parts and Moog parts.

Auto part store tie rods have a metal ball that sits in a plastic socket. Now if it is properly lubed and kept sealed so moisture don't get to it, they will last quite a while. If your tie rod boot is worn out, cracked or has a hole in it, moisture is going to get in. This goes for Moog parts as well. Replacement boots are rather inexpensive. Oem tie rods are no better than part store parts.

Moog has a metal ball that sits in a metal socket. Therefore, it will last years longer than a plastic socket will as long as moisture is kept away from it via a good boot.

Sure TRW has a lifetime warranty but I doubt that warranty covers labor and an alignment when or if they do fail. Inner tie rods are not the easiest parts to change out on a car.



yeah, well if i get the TRW, i'll probably have the time to change them myself AND we have an alignment rack at school. also its the outer tie rods that are shot.

but yeah, as i said earlier dang you for giving me a decision to make  Tongue, i'd like to get the moog, but right now my budget can't handle it, im a poor college student  Undecided i just got a job and it should help, but i'm not going to get a paycheck from them for about a month(they pay bi-weekly and the first check is delayed for processing) so that should help, but it willl remove the opportunity for the free alignment.
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Re: wheel shake trick
« Reply #19 on: April 21, 2008, 03:55:42 PM »

Ya Daes. I wouldve went with the moog ones but im like anson my budget is to tight.
Actually doing the inner tie rod wasnt that bad. It just took me a bit to get the boot back on. Clamp didnt wanna close and stay tight.
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