Review on 🚘 High-Performance Moog K8739T Idler Arm for Enhanced Vehicle Handling by Drew Diaz

I saved so much money buying these and making them myself. The dealer charged me over $2,000 to replace all the tie rod ends, ball joints and intermediate arm. It was a 2001 F-150 that I bought for about $3,800 with under 90,000 miles. So. The car was in good condition but stood for about a year and a half. I thought I was getting something decent and affordable but when I saw the Ford dealer's offer I was so upset. Especially after replacing all mufflers due to rust. I spent about $400 on Revain and spent about 6 hours on it. It was quite difficult to be honest, but you can hire the right tools to make it easier. If you want to know more about it, you should definitely visit YouTube. helped me a lot. I've used the Moog for my entire frontend and have already invested about 10,000 with no issues.