gunmetal_nightrider

If you look on the second reciept it has a Mevotech part or something. I deleated it and had to order the actual moog part. Hence the second reciept for that part number...which is neat that its the same part for the GC tie rod.

DesertDog401

Oh I see. This whole tie rods thing for some reason just confuses me with the way they are listed on the parts list but I got it figured.

DesertDog401

Ok so far I am good but now here is another part. I was going to just get the new upper control arms with Moog bushing in it but, I need the rear bushings too, where do I get those cause I don't see them listed.

gunmetal_nightrider

Theres only a bushing on the one end. The other just bolts in. 2 bushing, one on L and R side of axle. No idea on part numbers for that.

DesertDog401

Oh ok, I thought there was a bushing on the other end. This is what I found for the control arms. Rock auto has two arms listed for the same thing but I can't see the difference besides the holes in the center.
CK620244 and RK640331

VTJeep

PN: CK620244 has these as listed features:
-Problem Solver® powdered metal gusher bearing design enables grease to flow through the bearing to the stud for reduced friction and enhanced strength and stability
-MOOG® engineered steel composition results in a stronger component.
-Full ball metal stud provides 360 degrees of smooth, consistent, rotational movement resulting in more responsive steering.
-Many Moog parts feature a greasable socket design that allows new lubricant to flush contaminants from the assembly, reducing corrosion and wear.
-Loose or worn chassis parts can lead to premature tire wear.

Whereas PN RK640331 has this:
R-Series Control Arms combine Moog approved design and construction with pricing that will appeal to budget-minded vehicle owners.

Same price and the design is similar enough, I doubt theres a difference. don't know why all the fancy "problem solver" features on the first one, but I guess thats the one I'd get over the other one.. There may be better info, though.. Wait for second opinion..

DesertDog401

I saw that someone stated the first one you're able to grease and the second is not possibly.