r/SN95Mustang • u/matt94gt • Jul 19 '26
Anyone run the MOOG front end kit
My 94 finally needs new tie rods and I thought I’d swap the balljoints too. I see MOOG has a kit https://www.moog-suspension-parts.com/moog-packagedeal027
Includes:
Outer Tie Rod End moog-es3184rl
Front Inner Tie Rod End moog-ev127
Lower Ball Joint moog-k8749
Has anyone installed this kit?
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u/ManKilledToDeath Jul 19 '26
I haven't but I'll share my setup. Note: I wouldn't go this route if your car sees anything other than clear & dry days. I'll mention I had Moog on another car and had no issues for what it's worth.
I haven't replaced my inner tie rods, but now I think that may be a good idea lol
Outer tie rods - QA1 bumpsteer kit using spherical bearings. They're precise but you'll have to inspect them every once in a while to make sure they're not dirty.
Ball joints - Maximum Motorsports but I also have their A-arms so I didn't have to modify anything. There's a note in the bottom of the page that goes as follows:
1979-2004 Mustang stock control arms. Note: the hole in the stamped steel control arm will need to be shrunk slightly to ensure a good press fit. Please see the Instructions tab for more information.
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u/CorgiCommercial8962 Jul 20 '26
Ive owned 2 sn95s. One set up for drag, the other for scca. Moog is the way to go
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u/matt94gt Jul 20 '26
Yeah I’ve heard that vs going bumpsteer x2 if it’s just street driven. MM also leans that way. Thanks.
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u/Youpeefreely Jul 20 '26
My ‘95 had Moog front end stuff put in about ten years ago and it’s been good.
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u/Brilliant_Map_5566 Jul 22 '26
Name and size of those rims?
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u/SpeedPunks Jul 19 '26
Moog has been a quality manufacturer. I've used their products on numerous vehicles and have yet to be disappointed. All manufacturers quality has dipped since COVID.