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Old 03-28-2014, 09:37 PM
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Question Sway bar links! E53

I'm changing the sway bar links on my E53, the store I called has MOOG sway bar links are they good? I prefer buying from a parts store rather then eBay! Any tips or info would be great!
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Old 03-29-2014, 08:07 PM
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I believe when you look at those parts you will find that they a redox from another manufacturer, or what is called "sourced from another vendor"
Bottom line they will be fine and will last a long time. If the price is right buy them
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That should have read "rebox" which is a term where one company buys parts from another and sell them under their part numbers. Very common in the aftermarket world, as you can not builds every part yourself especially low volume part numbers.
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If you are replacing sway bar links I would use Meyle HD as they are a bit more heavy duty than stock.
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