Suspension Bushes

[Carves]

Looking for peoples short and long term experiences with the following U.S brands, rear spring bushes, control arm bushes etc.

Also a bit of background/history on the manufacturers would be appreciated ..

Moog

Raybestos

AC Delco


Thanks ... but dont bother with omix-ada comments .. ... Ive got enough comments of my own, about 'em .. .. ..

[4.3LXJ]

Moog makes good stuff

[bigjim350]

Moog is the best out of those brands, in my opinion

[LizardRunner]

There is only one brand name to remember for bushings ... MOOG Raybestos is great for brake pads and shoes. AC DELCO is owned by an automobile manufacturer and is good for electrical parts like alternators.

the history: The Moog Story

Over fifty years ago, we started as designer and supplier of aircraft and missile components. Today, our motion control technology enhances performance in a variety of markets and applications, from commercial aircraft cockpits, to power-generation turbines, to Formula One racing, to medical infusion systems.

Our culture supports our talented people, allowing them to approach their work with energy, enthusiasm, and the promise of success.

Our history begins with our founder, William C. Moog – inventor, entrepreneur and visionary. In 1951, Bill Moog developed the electro-hydraulic servovalve, a device that translates tiny, electrical impulses into precise and powerful movement. In July of 1951, Bill, his brother Arthur, and Lou Geyer, rented a corner of the abandoned Proner Airport in East Aurora and formed the Moog Valve Company.

In the fall of 1997, Bill Moog passed away. In a tribute to Bill shortly after his death, Bob Brady, Chairman and CEO, had this to say about our Company:

"Every day an extraordinary group of people come together to devote their time and energy to build the best product of its type built anywhere in the world...and to deliver that product to the most demanding customers in the world."

"Those customers can be assured that the product bearing Bill's name is the best product that mankind can make...and it will be better next month, and better next year. This is our lasting tribute to Bill."