Just moved to VA recently and these roads have completly chewed up my suspension. Replacing all my ball joints and tie rod ends and bushings to revive the suspension again. I have all the parts I need except the lower ball joints. Was wondering what people would think is a better plan of attack. Is moog on par with Spc. Need to know if I need to order one or the other. Thanks
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do you like apples or apples
buy either one theyre both premium. Me Id probably go SPC because that brand to me is a teir higher then parts store shelf moog 

i didnt even look into whether or not SPC made LBJs, I already have UBJs so thanks I need me some tooLast edited by illinois_erik; 10-11-2013, 07:42 PM.
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I bought both Moog and SPC, which ever was a better deal at the time. They (IMO) are both "better than OEM" options. I have an entire premium suspension rebuild in a box right now :/
I need to buy the Energy Suspension bushing kits for the front, Hardrace bushing kit for the whats missing in the ES rear kit- and a brake rebuild before I can start. And, shit has to stop braking.
Its a slow business- trying to restore this old girl right. :/
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I'm in the same boat as you. Except I've installed most of the Es kit. I still need to install LBJs, Outer tie rod ends, and the hardrace kit. Thankfully my brakes are in good condition and I plan on having enough time to wait and find a complete 5 lug swap along with upgraded rotors and pads while I keep them stock. It takes a lot of money to rebuild a car right. Hopefully, cb7s will become more and more popular, and will be worth more than $1000-$2000 if restored properly and done right.Originally posted by LadyG View PostI bought both Moog and SPC, which ever was a better deal at the time. They (IMO) are both "better than OEM" options. I have an entire premium suspension rebuild in a box right now :/
I need to buy the Energy Suspension bushing kits for the front, Hardrace bushing kit for the whats missing in the ES rear kit- and a brake rebuild before I can start. And, shit has to stop braking.
Its a slow business- trying to restore this old girl right. :/
As for the OP's question, either one will be fine IMO. I recently installed Moog UCAs and they seem great. Moog is trusted and I wouldn't hesitate to use their product.Originally posted by Quashishhahaha
noobs be like where to be buying hella flush yo?
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