Review on Delphi TA2322 Steering Pitman Pack by Anferny Pineda

My first choice was Moog but there was only one available and I needed two so I bought a Delphi for the second. I've bought Delphi parts in the past and they seem to be of high quality and of all the intermediate levers I've looked at only the Moog and Delphi had a grease fitting on each end so I didn't mind buying one. After installation, I found that the Moog is still my go-to choice, at least on this tension arm model. The Moog had a spare bolt, the Delphi didn't, and this bolt came in handy as the new control arms were so tight that one of the old bolts was used to align the control arm and two washers, damaging the threads. although I was careful. The Moog came with detailed installation instructions, but the Delphi did not (it's easy to see how the intermediate arm is installed, but it would be nice to show the location of the three different seals and give the torque specs for the two different mounts). The Delphi castle nut was so short that when properly tightened the cotter pin hole would be completely over the nut, which would not prevent it from turning, so the old factory castle nut, which was larger, was used. It looks like a good deal and I like the two grease fittings, but it definitely came second to the Moog despite costing $10 more. The one I received was assembled in Turkey. It was mounted on a 2001 Dodge 2500 Van with eight eyelets.