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Looking for what else you guys recommend to replace. I Noticed one of my tie rod grease boots was busted, planning to replace both inner and outer tie rods, sway bay end link, sway bar bushings. Anything else while I’m under there and have to get an alignment? Mileage is at 78,000 miles. Looking to use MOOG parts. Running 33’s so if anyone else has upgraded to something beefier let me know! -
I have a 2014 GMC Sierra 4x4 Crew Cab with the standard bed. I have the Rancho Quick-Lift front struts for the front that level the front about 2-1/4". I am looking at adding an additional 1" of lift front and rear. The rear will be either blocks or an add-a-leaf kit. The front will be done with strut spacers while also adding Upper Control Arms and a 3/4" differential drop kit to keep the upper ball joints and CV joints within factory specs. I am looking for something to help with the lower control arms, steering links, and sway bar end links or drop brackets to keep the rest of the suspension geometry in alignment. Does anyone have any sources for any of these components besides fabricating them?
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Howdy guys! It has been awhile since I've posted anything as life has been crazy and the 2007 Avalanche 1500 2WD has been good. However, with almost 150,000 miles now, the front end is starting to feel loose and noises abound. I think it is time for some maintenance. I'm trying to determine what all I should replace. Might as well do it all while it is apart. All work will be performed by me in my garage. I know I've gotta replace the ball joints and tie rod ends. Upper ball joints aren't replaceable alone, have to replace the entire control arm. Going to get the control arms complete with ball joint and bushings. Might as well do the same for the lowers and make it easy on myself. What else should I replace? Pitman arm? Any other steering components? I was all bearings, joints, bushings to be replaced, I just don't know what all is down there. I'm also having some squeaking/squealing and I'm wondering if I should replace the front hubs. Maybe a front brake job while I'm at it?
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I needed to replace the outer tie rod on my 1999 GMC Sierra 2500 HD. The problem arose when I noticed that when tightening the tie rod connected to the knuckle, the rubber boot would just collapse, thus would not contain any grease and give me in impression that it would quickly fail. It seems to me that the hole diameter is much larger than the tapered stud on the replacement outer tie rod. It is my belief that the knuckle is aftermarket as well since I have never had this issue with many other vehicles. The GMC is lifted and the only name that I can find on the after market components are "BCD". Can someone please assist in finding a replacement outer tie rod that would work. I have seen other outer tie rods from aftermarket vendors but have not seen the specifications of the stud sizes to see if they would work. Thanking you in advance.... -
I had all of these parts for my 2007 (NNBS) Silverado Z71 4x4. I have since sold the truck and no longer need the parts. All are brand new in the box. Bilstein 5100 Front Shocks for 2007-2013 Silverado / Sierra / Tahoe / Suburban / Yukon / Yukon XL / Escalade - $180 Shipped to lower 48 Part # 24-186940 Moog Upper Control Arms w/ Ball Joint (Left and Right Sides) - $150 Shipped to lower 48 Part# CK80669 & CK80670 Vehicle Application Guide Found here: http://www.moog-suspension-parts.com/moog-ck80669 http://www.moog-suspension-parts.com/moog-ck80670 Moog Lower Ball Joints - $60 Shipped to lower 48 Part# K6541 Vehicle Application Guide Found here: http://www.moog-suspension-parts.com/moog-k6541 Moog Outer Tie Rod Ends - $40 Shipped to lower 48 Part# ES800223 Vehicle Application Guide Found here: http://www.moog-suspension-parts.com/moog-es800223 Contact me via PM or email at: [email protected]
