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I really need to replace my tie rods and pitmen idler arms. but I have spend most of my money until the end of june. I would like to go cheaper. Any thoughts?
What OEM problems? Like what?Ive found that they are over priced compared to AC Delco Pro. Moog does make some problem solver parts to fix a known problem with OEM. If the OEM parts worked fine but are just worn due to high mileage then why not put new ones of the same make back on? I probably will never spend MOOG money on front end parts ever again unless I run into a OEM problem that is well documented that someone like Moog has fixed in their design.
Any parts come to mind?Sometimes OEM parts are of original design and known for premature failure or issues with the performance of the part. Some aftermarket manufacturers engineer improvements over the original design to make the part more robust, ease the installation, or just plain outlast and perform the task better.
This is not an area you want to cheap out on or you'll be doing the same job again in 6 months