Which is closest to OE? Moog K750519 or K80252 stab links?

[Luv2xlr8]

Does anyone have the torque spec for the endlinks?


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The moog instruction says 48lbs/ft but good luck getting the lower one torqued, not enough room to get a socket in there.

 

[5H1F7Y]

When i swapped mine i ended up just clamping a good vice grip on the link opposite side of the nut, trashes the stock links, but that didnt matter

 

[Sonic Matt]

Just placed my order for the moog K750519 stabilizer end links on rock auto only cost me 33$. I saw they're better for lowered sonics but saw some people have got them and were still a good fit with stock springs. plus I'm going to be lowering my car eventually anyway so hey why not. I hope my handling is greatly improved!

 

[striper]

Just placed my order for the moog K750519 stabilizer end links on rock auto only cost me 33$. I saw they're better for lowered sonics but saw some people have got them and were still a good fit with stock springs. plus I'm going to be lowering my car eventually anyway so hey why not. I hope my handling is greatly improved!

As long as you use the same links on both sides the length shouldn't make much difference.

 

[lousypirate]

So go with the Cobalt ones for an RS?

 

[lousypirate]

Moog is now owned by Federal Mogul and the quality of their products has been going down.

FWIW - the Moog K80252 crosses to the ACDelco 45G0424 which is their Professional Series replacement part. Prices on Amazon are virtually the same (ACD is about $.50 higher).

Low blow.

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