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#209984 06/14/2006 7:59 PM
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Looking to rebuild my front and rear suspension- stock. Any suggestions on manufactures? How is moog? Thanks Hans.

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I used Moog on all my front end parts-made in USA, cost about 2x what the Chinese parts cost. but the quality is much better & I feel safer. I mean, a C10 lower ball joint cost $20 twenty years ago, how can one that cost $20 today be any good. If you compare the two parts the USA one is much heavier & a better quality metal. I don't try to save a buck on front end parts, brakes, or tires. brian


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#209987 06/14/2006 9:32 PM
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MOOG is considered to be the best availible as far as front parts are concerned. We use them in our shop. Most of their parts have design improvements over the stock part. There is also availibity of most parts for Chevy/GMC to '49.


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#209988 06/15/2006 5:36 PM
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Thank you for the response. Would you guys know if any one sells a complete kit for front and aft? Hans

#209989 06/15/2006 6:07 PM
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LMC Truck sells front end kits for 66 C10s for about $150. I dunno what components they're using. They also sell rear suspension parts but the only kits I saw were for poly bushings and springs.

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Moog is an OEM supplier to GM and others.


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Good luck with your project!
#209991 06/19/2006 5:27 AM
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I didn't see the year, but here is a link:http://www.suspension.com/g_m_trk_2wd.htm


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Good luck with your project!

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