MOOG or Alloy USA ball joints?
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MOOG or Alloy USA ball joints?
I am needing to replace my ball joints on my 86 D30. I know MOOG makes great suspension/steering components and can be found at almost all parts stores but I was wondering if Alloy USA's ball joints were any better?
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I am having intermittent death wobble issues. I have already replaced my steering setup with the 1 Ton UTK Serious offroad kits and helped a lot as my TRE were shot. I still need to get a trac bar because the PO lifted the jeep 3" and left the stock trac bar. I will be getting the IRO one as that seems to be the best value. I currently have the stock turbines with 33x12.5's on them that are needing to be replaced soon but I want my suspension up to snuff so I don't ruin new tires. I have lots more issues/question and I am getting off topic here. I guess its time to start a thread for my jeep.
Other jeep issues and info.
I am having intermittent death wobble issues. I have already replaced my steering setup with the 1 Ton UTK Serious offroad kits and helped a lot as my TRE were shot. I still need to get a trac bar because the PO lifted the jeep 3" and left the stock trac bar. I will be getting the IRO one as that seems to be the best value. I currently have the stock turbines with 33x12.5's on them that are needing to be replaced soon but I want my suspension up to snuff so I don't ruin new tires. I have lots more issues/question and I am getting off topic here. I guess its time to start a thread for my jeep.
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Most MOOG parts are made in USA. Despite their name, Alloy USA is made in Taiwan. My $'s on Moog. High quality, used in many race & other extreme applications.
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Moog builds some of their of their stuff offshore.
https://www.google.com/search?q=wher...utf-8&oe=utf-8
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Nope, not true.
Moog builds some of their of their stuff offshore.
https://www.google.com/search?q=wher...utf-8&oe=utf-8
Moog builds some of their of their stuff offshore.
https://www.google.com/search?q=wher...utf-8&oe=utf-8
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I have personally used Moog ball joints in over 20 on my cars and trucks including the XJ. IMHO they are higher quality than 98% of all ball joints being sold for stock apps and the others most couldn't justify the cost of using them.
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This. I went trough a few sets of Moog from AA in a week before I said eff it. Bought 2 sets (8) of spicer ball joints off amazon for cheaper than 1 set of Moog. And they feel a lot better/smoother than the Moogs. But maybe you'll get better Moogs than me.
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