Enhanced Steering Performance: MOOG RK620381 Control Arm and Ball Joint Assembly for Improved Suspension Review

I ordered these for a 1995 2-door Tahoe with the torsion bar installed. I got them because after a few months of searching I found that they no longer make them for my speedometer. They only do the front suspension, not the torsion beam, and they fit perfectly. However, I had to take various blows, but it didn't matter.

Fits as it should, the ball joint needed lube and it saved me a lot of money. This is the R series, not the problem-solving that Moog's junior level should be. The R series was meant to be a series where Moog lowered its standards to keep up with the competition. They have been on my truck for a few weeks now and seem to be working great for me and my truck has a 6 inch lift and runs on 35x12.50x20 tires. 2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500.

Stronger than the original. Such dementia as in the original did not exist. 1/2" play associated with frame. When you apply the brake, they move backwards and cause steering problems and tie rod sticking problems. 5/8" x 2 1/2" wing washers need to be installed, to take up the slack. It might hurt you if you don't. I spent a lot of time clinging to the steering wheel with white knuckles until I found the right washers. Zoro washing machines are only available online. They are individual and…