True I bought those a few years ago from Moog, Made in India trash that was so bad I didn't bother even installing them and it cost more than they cost to return. Trash bin.
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CTR sway bar links and OEM Subaru sway bar bushings.
I chose CTR because they have wrench flats and not the stupid hex key in the stud that likes to strip and rust. They are made in Korea and are an OE supplier (though they may not be the OE supplier to your specific vehicle). Proforged doesn't make end links for the SJ yet.
The Indian Moog bushings were the only aftermarket ones available for this car, and they didn't cost that much less than the local dealer. So I went OEM for those.
I chose CTR because they have wrench flats and not the stupid hex key in the stud that likes to strip and rust. They are made in Korea and are an OE supplier (though they may not be the OE supplier to your specific vehicle). Proforged doesn't make end links for the SJ yet.
The Indian Moog bushings were the only aftermarket ones available for this car, and they didn't cost that much less than the local dealer. So I went OEM for those.
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1977 Pontiac Firebird
Duralast brake shoes from AutoZone
Duralast wheel cylinders from AutoZone
1989 Chevrolet S10
Duralast front brake calipers from AutoZone
Duralast front brake hoses from AutoZone
Duralast brake pads from AutoZone
Duralast inner tie rod end from AutoZone
Duralast brake shoes from AutoZone
Duralast wheel cylinders from AutoZone
1989 Chevrolet S10
Duralast front brake calipers from AutoZone
Duralast front brake hoses from AutoZone
Duralast brake pads from AutoZone
Duralast inner tie rod end from AutoZone
Knock sensors and harness for "Blue Goose," an 04 Sierra 1500 with an 8' bed and factory Bose stereo, and a fresh used LKQ engine that's acting up. 
Centric 300. series rear pads for the Acura. I'd already had a front set in stock and it's time to do a 4 corner pad slap and brake bleed.
I purchased a serpentine belt for my 2012 Honda Civic with over 116,000 miles on the original belt. I am waiting for warmer weather to install it.
Check your associated pullies/idlers/tensioner replacement recommendations.
I just ordered the same as the entire "nose" of my truck is making noise.
I just ordered the same as the entire "nose" of my truck is making noise.
Ugly week 
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1) modern starter for TR6
2) second new alternator for TR6 (first one intermittent out of the box)
3) electrical portion of ignition switch for 911
4) battery for Piper
1&2 are modern replacements until I have the car's originals rebuilt as both the alternator and starter are truly original. The alternator was rebuilt a few times, but the starter appeared to be as delivered; little aluminum 1974 build tag in place. The trusted local rebuilder is no longer in business, and I am waiting on a slot with another local rebuilder, through an aircraft mechanic, who only deals b to b.
I'm convinced the toys all fail in sympathy with each other....
...1) modern starter for TR6
2) second new alternator for TR6 (first one intermittent out of the box)
3) electrical portion of ignition switch for 911
4) battery for Piper
1&2 are modern replacements until I have the car's originals rebuilt as both the alternator and starter are truly original. The alternator was rebuilt a few times, but the starter appeared to be as delivered; little aluminum 1974 build tag in place. The trusted local rebuilder is no longer in business, and I am waiting on a slot with another local rebuilder, through an aircraft mechanic, who only deals b to b.
I'm convinced the toys all fail in sympathy with each other....
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1959 Ford Galaxie 500 w/1978 Granada overdrive Toploader transmission.
1-2 syncronizer assembly, and a 31 tooth second speed gear. Syncro is an aftermarket "hi-po" part. Gear is used as no one makes these anymore.
1-2 syncronizer assembly, and a 31 tooth second speed gear. Syncro is an aftermarket "hi-po" part. Gear is used as no one makes these anymore.
This SKF was made in China, despite the listing picture being a reboxed Koyo
I'm mildly disgruntled
I'm gonna use it, because I've got no choice, but I'm not happy about it
OE Toyota timing chain, rails, tensioner and seals, Aisin WP and T-stat from Amazon. I’m doing a timing job soon.
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