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  • High quality
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  • Professional products
  • Hyper-Flex replacement polyurethane components stand up well to contaminants that often destroy rubber and have been engineered to give longer-lasting performance and not compress permanently
... tie rods and drag link because they are the best, but after 7 or 8 years

I have Moog tie rods and drag link because they are the best, but after 7 or 8 years, even the rubber boots on the Moog deteriorate. I use these ploy seals to replace the snap on Moog pieces. They last much longer than rubber and usually outlast the rod ends. One thing to keep in mind though is that Moog rubber boots snap on and may be sealed better (prior to tearing) , but on the poly bushing it is a pressure fit which tends to leak out a bit of grease at base of boot after putting grease gun to it. You will need to keep them lubed up at reasonable intervals to expel any potential contamination. If you are a hands on car guy, this probably isn't an issue.

Perfect replacement for a Moog DS1430 boot

I installed a Moog DS1430 tie rod / drag link on my 2002 Jeep Wrangler as part of an overall steering refresh/upgrade. Within 500 street-only miles the boot on the link completely split. This is a perfect replacement. It does go on very tight but it finally seats with a "pop" once you start getting the joint torqued down.

Quality you expect from energy suspension

As of now I have not installed these, but they look good and appear to be of the same materials and quality that you expect from energy suspension parts. Id have no problem ordering them again if I ever needed to.

Fit great on 69 Mustang

Time will tell but this feels like a better material than the oem ones for 60’s fords (my tie rods were in good shape but the boots cracked). Love that they’re black as they don’t stand out. They held grease fine after install.

Energy Suspension O.E.M. Style Boots The BEST!!!!

Great item and it's fantastic that I did not have to buy new tie-rod end's just to get the boot's also bought covers for my ball joints :-) I am a happy camper now. Buy with confidence RagenRat 10/07/2019 Update: I now have these on 3 vehicles I own and have had on them for 3 years is the shortest time and 8 years is the longest time, and they all still look and feel like brand new still. I replaced all of the boots on my 1969 Chevy C20 CustomCamper and it just turned 50 years old this year. So you can imagine what the old boots looked like. When I find more pictures I will keep adding them.

... after 2 months they are still holding and work great. Much better than the stock rubber

I didn't think these were going to fit well when I got them but after 2 months they are still holding and work great. Much better than the stock rubber. Very happy with these.

Excellent Product

Excellent product. Fit my '95 K1500 Tahoe perfectly.

Works like a charm.

These worked perfect for my 1989 Nissan hardbody pickup outer tie rod ends. The brand new tie rod ends I bought had tears in both of the boots, replaced with these and they’re much better.

Highly recommended. It made a great product even better

Used this on a moog joint for an 08 jeep wrangler because I was tired of replacing the whole joint at the pitman arm just because the boot was torn. These are much thicker and seem more durable. It was a tight fit to get them on the joint but they held grease and didn't slip off. Highly recommended. It made a great product even better.

Great replacement grease boot

Ripped grease boot off of the drag link end on 2003 jeep wrangler didnt want to replace whole steering system yet so I tried these bushing and they fit perfect!

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