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Here we go again….

I originally bought an MMR one. It didn’t fit properly from the get go. I bought the Cobra Engieering one and couldn’t be happier. Much better fit and finish

Trailer tires are often second time recaps, hardly worth the effort to take

Not a baller like some of you but up 1.65% today. I’ll take that anytime.

One of those listed has been for sale for 1035 days??? Really?

about 10 years ago I was waiting for a flight out of LAX, had a burger fries and a coke, 24.00! I will admit that it mayy have been one of the best burgers I have had from a chain though. I don't remember the name of the chain unfortunately

Only been on here since 2013, guess that makes me a newbie still

My experience with MMR has not been great, I would not buy from them again. JMO, YMMV.

Sounds good, have a look at the inne and outer tie rod ends while your there

Great job! Good to see folks doing their own diagnostics and completing repairs successfully. Too many just drag it off to the local guy and let him have all the fun

very best way is coil overs, front and back, small incremental adjustments are possible to get "just right"

Do it yourself, for what it costs to farm it out, you can buy/rent the proper tools. Very few “experts” out there, a few “good” guys and the rest are the luck of the draw. They may have more experience but they will be happy to soy “good enough and call it a day. No one cares more about your...

Unless you have been in an accident They will be good, I would paint or powder coat them while they were out and apart

Moog makes a very large percentage of front end parts for the aftermarket as well as rebranded parts for OEM’s

I did Global West Delrin Control arm bushings, poly bushings in the sway bar, Steeda x2 ball joints along with stock control arms and QA1 coilovers

They are both up and down like a whore’s panties, tough bet most days

Still think it’s a good long term buy, same as apple, they aren’t going anywhere.

Change all the fluids and filters. I would change the brake hoses and flush the brake lines and put in new brake fluid. Check all the ground connections, clean and tighten as necessary. As your doing this, do a very thorough inspection,

$425.00 actually isn’t that bad, I don’t remember what I paid for mine when he was still making them but I bet it was close to $200.00

I have been considering doing a full set of Speedhut gauges, I don't care for the factory ones that really don't tell you much

Are those Speedhut gauges?

Auto Meter does make some pillar pods, they also make other types of mounts. I have been on their site and the do offer things there that LMR does not show. That could be the best place to start looking.

Very difficult to get full disclosure from someone selling anything. Cars are probably the worst

I think the SOS pod is(was) the best looking one, matched the interior perfectly, they do show up for sale on here and FM occasionally but can be pretty spendy. Have a look at what LMR has on their site. Most of them need to be painted to match.

SOS stopped making the pillar pod a few years ago.