🚀 Enhanced Performance: MOOG RK620578 Control Arm and Ball Joint Assembly for Optimal Control and Stability Review

I love the Moog but these ball joints don't have a grease fitting so they're cheap. and the socket broke after about a year. I would rather have a quality bushing and no ball joint than a cheap bushing with a cheap ball joint.

I installed it less than a year ago and it's already broken. I don't even drive more than 6000 km. . I actually bought a Sienna from a Toyota dealer and they confirmed to me that it was broken. It actually cost me another $150 to check it out thinking there might be some other issues with the van. Unbelievable.

Both sides bought. Let's just say they came in different sized boxes and had different ball joints. I used the wishbones but not the ball joints because they were at a different angle. I'm not even sure if these are legitimate Moog parts but once the car was on jack stands I had no choice. I would not buy again.

Works like a charm on a 2001 Toyota Avalon. The perfect landing bolt. Please learn from my mistake of not having a ball joint splitting yoke and a large ball joint splitting hammer. I would save myself 2 days of bad luck with the wrong tool before renting one from autozone. Here's a good one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CMJHCI?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_4 The control lever was installed within 2 months with no problems and a significant improvement in ride quality. Moog…

! ATTENTION! The ball joint pin is made of very cheap metal. During assembly it broke when screwing it on. I didn't even get the recommended torque of about 55 ft-lbs. The bolt broke off when I only applied about 40. Then I had to pull the bolt out with every conceivable tool. It took me half an hour to remove it - ended up having to exert about 100 pounds of force on a long pry bar while another unscrewed the screw. (That's why the top part of the picture is so messed up.) I've informed Mugu…