Need U-Joint suggestions. Toyota or Moog.

[trdracing5]

I am in need of replacing my U-Joints (2000 4runner 2WD). I have two options:
Option #1: Purchase Moog U-Joints that you can actually grease. I can get them with a discount for around $50 for both.

Option #2: Purchase Toyota U-Joints. The Toyota ones you can not grease. These will cost around $110 for both.

I would normally just get the Toyota ones but I like the option of having Universal Joints that I can actually grease. Plus I have never had any issues with Moog Chassis parts. If it was any other brand I might have to reconsider.

Any Suggestions?

 

[AZTOY]

Dana/spicer: http://www.ringpinion.com/b2c/Produ...=Rear Diff - RWD&DiffId=256&Source=DiffWizard

Also Matsuba: Matsuba Stock Replacement Toyota/Lexus Universal Joint (U-Joint)

 

[BlackCat914]

my brand new Toyota rear U-Joint is greaseable.

 

[trdracing5]

my brand new Toyota rear U-Joint is greaseable.

2 Wheel Drive 4Runner?

 

[trdracing5]

Also Matsuba: Matsuba Stock Replacement Toyota/Lexus Universal Joint (U-Joint)[/QUOTE]

Those Matsuba ones look like the real deal. They say they are an OE supplier.

Anyone got a discount code for Low Range Offroad?

 

[AZTOY]

From my research, the Matsuba brand is what Toyota uses for replacement today. Koyo was used as original equipment from the factory. That's a good price for those.

 

[BrianSD_42]

here's a tip ... don't buy anything MOOG for your 4Runner -ever :frog:

If you do you will regret it :bash:

 

[trdracing5]

Anyone know who sales the Matsuba U-Joints besides Low Range Offroad?

 

[BrianSD_42]

I understand cash is tight in this economy but trust me the best deal you will find is to just order Toyota parts from a dealership in Texas. They will ship the part for free at a parts cost of 30% less than most dealerships.

Toyotapartsforless

Just Google cheap Toyota parts or search t4r

 

[Brian757]

I would go with factory replacement or nicer. Toyota UJoint would be the way to go. Dont get Moog.