🛠️ Enhanced Radius Arm Bushing Kit - Moog K80007 Review

Whenever you are replacing bushings on the front of an old full size Ford truck, you need to use a high density, high strength polyurethane material. That's great.

Perfect fit for my 5" Bronco. Last set I bought from another Urathane company didn't have a cup and cracked after 2 years. Great company, Made in the USA!

I ran them on a 1995 F150 XLT Extended Cap with a 5.8 liter engine. You look great and helped with the trip. Great upgrade for our tired and worn bushings that were original Fords.

I installed them a few weeks ago. Together with the new brackets everything worked very well and the best thing is that it no longer rattles under my truck. I smeared some grease on the surface during assembly and everything seemed to go very well. Yes, I would recommend this bushing kit.

Replaces worn rubber bushings and cracked plastic parts. Well designed and durable, I'm sure unlike rubber they will last a lifetime. Fits my 1992 F350 Dual 2wd with 460 engine. Note: This part has nothing to do with Moog bushings. If your radius arms don't go 100% straight into these bushings, these bushings are stiff enough to break the alignment, so buy the right angle bushings or cut them down for proper alignment. Ford designed these trucks to have so many areas that could break alignment,

They fit the brackets perfectly and are like new. I have used them with the K8776 and K8777 bushing kit mounts, they fit well. Pros - Truck grips and drives are great. Doesn't knock under the ground, tracking is stable. Cons - a lot of "spreading" or "cold flow" that confuses me. After a short time they began to creak as the mounting grease wore off. I would like someone to post instructions on how to re-lubricate or add grease fittings before undertaking the thankless and frustrating task of…