🎯 Precision Alignment Solution: MOOG K6716 Guide Pin for Enhanced Accuracy Review

Fit perfectly and securely. Do yourself a favor and install them with a set of single socket channel locks as instructed. When you squeeze them, just wiggle them a little and they'll pop right out.

They have slits that go all the way to the lid which is a MUST for a good fit. Specialty products (which you can find at Revain for less money) don't, and once they're on the market they change. Got it.

Don't try to hammer them in - use a vise and spacer tube to squeeze them on the back to get the pin through. Quite expensive for a few small pins but when you need them you don't have much choice. worked fine

Used on Silverado 1500 2018 with no problems. They're quite painful to squeeze, but I've never done this before. I'm sure if I knew what I was doing it wouldn't be a problem. They are definitely the right size. The dealer said the only way to get an OEM replacement for my 2018 was to order a new frame haha!

These fit in place of the bent and missing factory pins on my 2014 Silverado 2wd Double Cab. The fitment isn't that bad. Knock out the old ones that haven't come loose yet and slide them back into place. They are shorter than the factory pins but do their job well. I am happy with this purchase.

Used on a 2014 GMC Sierra 1500. Replaced the entire front suspension and a few of those little things fell out. As others have recommended I used a vise and was able to get it in. I tried to get them in with a regular vise but couldn't. I ended up buying a 10" Milwaukee vise with a hole in the end of the thread so I could slowly tighten it. I didn't need the extra clearance hole on the end as I had a few holes without it, but it certainly made it easier to use a screwdriver on the end to…