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Stabilizer Bar links

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by Mandy3206, Oct 20, 2015.

  1. Oct 20, 2015 at 2:29 PM
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    After 110K miles, the Stabilizer Bar Links gave up, where is a good place the buy them online? The stealership wants $115.00+tax each, I want parts like Moog or similar in quality, no chinese parts, I saw the parts on ebay for $38.00/free shipping Moog Part
    $26 K80946 K80948
    K80946, not sure if it's the right part since the vehicle compatibility chart doesn't have the 2006 4x4 TRD Off Road Crew Cab option, I think is the same part but not sure..........

    If I have to pay $200.00+ for this, I would rather pony-up for new Fox 2.0 and eliminate the stabilizer bar, thus enhancing the suspension

    The moog part has zerks so should last longer than OEM if taken care of when greasing the other zerks
     
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  2. Oct 20, 2015 at 2:49 PM
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    Just realized that comes in left and right configuration, any compatibility parts #s appreciated
     
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    Great, couldn't be happier with them :thumbsup:
     
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    The same shit everyone else has.
    How many miles on em? I wanna replace my OEM ones and I’m debating between OEM and the Moogs.
     
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    Check out these. You can build your own.

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    I have the same ones on my truck too. Way better than oem! Got mine from all pro offroad but I’ve heard that they had some customer service issues since I bought mine. I think things have gotten better though. The stock have a reputation for failing and when they fail it goes right into the cv boot.
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    Real nice setup you have there brother. NICE.
     
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    Thank you! It was a fun project for sure and when I got it done... it was just done. I think I like doing all the research, accumulating parts and executing the build more than I like driving it for the purpose it was built. For just a bolt on links those things are way overkill. Look indestructible.
     
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