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Old Dec 10, 2006 | 07:06 PM
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I just wanted to get some input on where I can find a good front end rebuild kit that includes ball joints, bushings, rod ends etc etc. I’m willing to sacrifice a few dollars for quality. O ya I have a 98 blazer LT 4WD 4 door.
 
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I don't know about a "kit", but I've always been happy with Moog front end parts from my local parts store.
 
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I think our local Carquest supplies Moog parts, I think ill go with that. Thanks
 
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You might get the prices from rockauto.com first before you head off to your local parts store. Just to make sure you are not paying too much.

I just did this same job and used all MOOG parts. They are nicely made and fit well.
I also put some monroe reflex shocks on at the same time since I was going to be in there. The truck is much more solid now, steers better and tighter, rides better. It was quite a bit of money to replace all the stuff...but it was money well spent.

I did not have time to install the control arm bushings, so I have them for sale cheap in the for sale forum ....might save you a few bucks if you are interested.

 
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