McQuay-Norris VS Moog trac bar-which one is better quality product?
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McQuay-Norris VS Moog trac bar-which one is better quality product?
I need to replace the trac bar in my 1994 ram 2500 diesel truck 4x4. I've not heard much about the McQuay-Norris line of parts. wondering if anyone can suggest or comment on the McQuay-Norris parts...made in china?? thanks
#2
Sorry never heard of McQuay-Norris. Have you checked out Luke's Link? Had one on my truck for about four years now, checked it last month still tight.
PS.
It will not fit on Moog bars.
Floyd
PS.
It will not fit on Moog bars.
Floyd
#3
I will check it out; http://www.lukeslink.com/ But I think you use a current trac bar & use his ends...someone before I bought my truck had the nerve to "Weld" the current trac bar in there..sigh....What have some of you done/bought (Brand name please) when you had to buy a new trac bar & then add the Lukes link....what do you all suggest?? thanks for any & all replys
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McQuay-Norris
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I have never tried the McQuay-Norris bar, so I can't comment on it, but I have installed dozens of the Moog track bars. The thing I like about them is that the ball and socket are about 50% larger than the OEM one, so to me it would wear for a lot longer. You would have to compare the McQuay bar to the Moog one to see if its ball/socket are larger as well, or if it's just a duplicate of the OEM one.
As DD2 mentioned, the conversion to the third gen bar sounds like a good upgrade, as the third gen bar has bushings at both ends, and no ball and socket to wear out. I haven't tried that upgrade yet, but I'd like to some time.
As DD2 mentioned, the conversion to the third gen bar sounds like a good upgrade, as the third gen bar has bushings at both ends, and no ball and socket to wear out. I haven't tried that upgrade yet, but I'd like to some time.
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