Steering components brand recommendation.

[dlundblad]

Originally Posted By: Kruse
Originally Posted By: Trav

Pushing? Disa/Deeza makes good parts but when they started having issues in the USA due to reboxing offshore parts for more market coverage I stopped using them or recommending them for US domestics and Japanese cars. Whats your problem with that?


Sorry to hit a nerve. Yes, you were pushing. I tried them too, except all of the Deeza parts that I got were made everywhere but Turkey.
No problem at all, just pointing out that it's hard to make a recommendation with aftermarket parts anymore.


Is Turkey a good place for parts to be made?

 

[Trav]

A large portion of Turkey is very European with a well educated workforce and good manufacturing facilities, Disa is a well respected parts manufacturer.

 

[Trav]

Originally Posted By: Kruse
Originally Posted By: Trav

Pushing? Disa/Deeza makes good parts but when they started having issues in the USA due to reboxing offshore parts for more market coverage I stopped using them or recommending them for US domestics and Japanese cars. Whats your problem with that?


Sorry to hit a nerve. Yes, you were pushing. I tried them too, except all of the Deeza parts that I got were made everywhere but Turkey.
No problem at all, just pointing out that it's hard to make a recommendation with aftermarket parts anymore.


You didn't hit a nerve if you think I was pushing them that's your opinion.
I like the the parts but not when they rebox offshore stuff. I had good results from them for years so why wouldn't I recommend them, good companies go bad all the time. Moog, National, Timken, Standard, Purolator, Bendix, and a hundred others have all gone down the same offshore rabbit hole or ruined their products in some way.

 

[dlundblad]

They seem nice. I like the coating too.

*No COO on the box.