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Bolbol 06-19-2018 07:33 PM

Are Moog CK control arms as good as OEM?
 
It's time for those upper control arm bushings once again and I'm more inclined to buy an entire control arm this time around.

I see them on rockauto for 80 a piece for the arm with bushings and problem solver ball joints installed. Gonna cost me about the same to get the bushings separately and have someone press them in.

Any feedback?

Tajohns34 06-19-2018 08:12 PM

They are about as good as you could get unless you buy OEM. However, make sure you get the ones that can be greased.

dlundblad 06-20-2018 03:33 PM

I didn't think you could still buy OEM unless you mean the AC Delco Professional.

Tajohns34 06-20-2018 06:33 PM


Originally Posted by dlundblad (Post 691772)
I didn't think you could still buy OEM unless you mean the AC Delco Professional.


Pretty much, that is what I mean.

Bolbol 06-21-2018 09:57 AM

So AC Delco professional is better than the moog? I heard the moog bushings are way better but I have no idea about how good the actual arm is

GeorgeLG 06-21-2018 10:07 AM

I have found Moog to be very good but in at least one case had some dimensions bigger and made the fit a little tight (idler arm).

George

Tajohns34 06-22-2018 08:11 AM

I did a mix of Moog, Raybestos professional, and ACDelco on my front end a few years ago and it is still doing well. I would say, unless ACDelco is the same price and availability you can't go wrong with Moog. I also have Moog tie rod ends and ball joints on my corolla and my wife's forester. They are all experiencing no issues.


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