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    coloradotroutcoloradotrout
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      I bought a 99 Civic with 138K. Overall, good shape. So far I’ve installed an Aisin water pump, going with original tensioner, (got the GMB in the box), Mitsuboshi TB, Bando belts, and UAC AC compressor, receiver/dryer, and soon condenser. The boots on the tie rods are cracking a little, and the steering bellows are cracked.

      Which brand tie rod ends do you suggest? What about bellows?

      On my Ford Excursion, everyone raved about Moog ball joints, so that’s what it got. On other Honda forums, Moog is getting some bad press.

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    • #894173
      college mancollege man
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        Moog, beck/arnley, mevotech

        #894184
        coloradotroutcoloradotrout
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          I went with Moog despite being lower priced than B/A. Moog ES3331R and ES3332R which are suppose to be their higher quality “Problem Solver” line. We’ll see.

          #894185
          college mancollege man
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            keep us posted how it works out.

            #894194
            Jake FJake F
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              Agree that Moog has gotten a horrible rep the last decade. Depending where they’re sourced from depends on their quality and who the heck knows if the old problem solver line is worse than the new line and vice versa. They’re always packaged with the “Official Steering & Suspension of NASCAR” box, but is Federal-Mogul Motorsports at fault or like previously stated, the source.

              Long story short, I’ve had good experience with MOOG lower BJs, LCAs, and especially tie rods on my 3rd gen camry. Their TRs are a decent aftermarket option that seem to need little care after a nice lube. Hope this helps.

              #894283
              KevinKevin
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                Proforged

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