AC Delco vs. Moog for front end parts

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Jan 23, 2010 | 11:51 AM

oldschool

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AC Delco vs. Moog for front end parts

I will be replacing the center drag link shortly, and am wondering if I should go with Moog from Advance Auto, or AC Delco through Rockauto? I'm most interested in quality and fit. Also, should I change out the tie rod ends as well when the center link is replaced? Thanks.

Jan 23, 2010 | 11:57 AM

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Re: AC Delco vs. Moog for front end parts

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IIRC, I purchased Moog through RockAuto (Be sure to use the discount code). If you haven't replaced any of the front end components (which would make them well of 20 years old), I suggest you do so.

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Jan 23, 2010 | 03:02 PM

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Re: AC Delco vs. Moog for front end parts

I just bought a complete kit from advanced auto last week. I saved a little money by going with the TRW centerlink, made in USA, and it is beefier than the stock one side by side. The rest of the components I went with Moog.