Questions about inner tie rod brands for 00 GS3...

Hey guys i've been looking around for these for a minute. I know i can pick them up from Lexus @ $170pc and that auto stores can order me some for $50+. Many recommend OEM but I aint got OEM funds at this time. I need some help guys! Can anyone chime in? I heard Moag makes good ones and othre brands say they are OEM fitment (i donno if thats true)...any help is appreciated! Thx ahead of time...:sad:

Offer's still open from last time if your interested

here dog.... [url]http://www.lexusofsacramento.com/?/http://www.trademotion.com/partlocator/index.cfm?siteid=214982[/url]

thats the cheapest i can find...

[QUOTE=Brokey33;285914]Offer's still open from last time if your interested[/QUOTE]

Pmed...pls get back at me homie...:biggthumpup:

i can get a good deal on CTR and Moog brand, but idk about quality. Anyone use/heard of these?

Come on Aug you know this don't go in here. :slap:

[QUOTE=Damicci;286384]Come on Aug you know this don't go in here. :slap:[/QUOTE]

Change the titling...=) cmon guys heard of these brands? CTR and Moog?

I THINK MOog is ok, I think I remember a lot of 240 guys running them...

I remember seeing on ebay LBJ's (I know you don't need them) for like 50 bucks...with a lifetime warranty on the parts.

I know you said you have a tracking/vibration issue...how did you find out it's your inner tie rods?

[url]http://www.clublexus.com/forums/suspension-and-brakes/455901-front-suspension-fixes-and-facts.html[/url]

This could be another issue...just a heads up.


I'm going to try this first, and if it doesn't work, move on to tie rods/lbj's (again...)

I think severe lowering of the car is what tore up the bushings...especially since I only noticed the vibrations/wobbling/tracking once I raised the car back with the stock shocks/springs.

[QUOTE=Caoboy;286413]I THINK MOog is ok, I think I remember a lot of 240 guys running them...

I remember seeing on ebay LBJ's (I know you don't need them) for like 50 bucks...with a lifetime warranty on the parts.

I know you said you have a tracking/vibration issue...how did you find out it's your inner tie rods?

[url]http://www.clublexus.com/forums/suspension-and-brakes/455901-front-suspension-fixes-and-facts.html[/url]

This could be another issue...just a heads up.


I'm going to try this first, and if it doesn't work, move on to tie rods/lbj's (again...)

I think severe lowering of the car is what tore up the bushings...especially since I only noticed the vibrations/wobbling/tracking once I raised the car back with the stock shocks/springs.[/QUOTE]

thx for the feedback..my alignment guy said thats what i needed and the rest of my suspension parts were in good condition...

[URL]http://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-second-generation/467432-ball-joints.html[/URL]

confirmation from gsteg about moog tie rods. Get em! Those are just the outters though....

i have a d/s  oem one. i paid 120 for it. still in packging.
 sorry i only run oem shit

so erryones oem tight? Being as low as most are on here, no one has had tie rod problems?

I can't speak for the GS guys, but I changed every arm on my ride except for RLCA and I feel good about every part on it. OEM doesn't give the same adjustability to me. Plus they're beefier than stock too ^_^

i have broken everything and replaced everything oem

MOOG is really good stuff. have been using them for years on my vehicles.  If you do a search on MOOG, youll see tons of good reviews.  theyre much beefier, if not, at least the same quality/durability of oem, but still usually beefier. am currently using their BJ, swaybar endlinks, outter tie rod ends, and LCA bushings. but recently, the 411 is that raybestos/spicer has come up a lot, and may be better than MOOG.
goodluck
Charley

Aug, you car is still broken?

my opinion on replacing parts on a slammed car with oem suspension parts when aftermarket is available. is almost a waste.  oem stuff isnt made for the type of mods done to the suspension, especially if its slammed.