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06 Xc70 - MOOG front anti-swaybar end links question

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scot850
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Has anyone ever tried these end links from Moog?

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-other-auto-part ... 1638638439

They have grease nipples on the ends allowing them to be flushed with fresh grease.

Are these any better than the regular style sealed units?

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I have all moog parts on the front end of both of my cars. No I don’t think greasable is necessarily better or worse than sealed.

I have had good luck with them aside from ball joints. I grease the zerk fittings whenever I remember to.
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