Support, stabilizer MOOG SUSB12619

Yamato Automotive is a very popular Polish packer specializing in spare parts for the secondary market. The packaged products were manufactured in Taiwan and South Korea, and the specifics of the company has nothing to do with the virtually identical (Yamato Manufacturing Co.,Ltd.) originally Japanese manufacturer. Packer products are easily found in the TecDoc database. In the catalogs of the Polish Yamato motorist will be able to find D.V.S. supports, silent blocks, car suspension levers, steering tips, stabilizer posts, ball supports, as well as steering rods and stabilizer bushings. The current range includes more than 2 thousand items and is expanding annually. Buyers say the quality of the rubber products is poor. Metal parts are characterized by good quality of performance, which is achieved by the use of high-precision cutting, polishing and etching technologies. In general, the Polish Yamato spare parts - a typical budget solution for repair of almost any Asian transport. It is worth noting that Yamato spare parts are not counterfeit. They come in original red and white boxes with English and Japanese text. Most of the parts that require lubrication are from the factory without it - this is important to consider. 

  Moog is a major brand and manufacturing company of the same name, first introduced to the European market in 2001. The largest market is the United States, where Moog holds 60% of the market for auto suspension parts and steering components. The company is owned by Federal Mogul.  Moog's products are shipped to GM and Ford's assembly lines, while lower quality products enter the so-called secondary component market. It is represented by silent blocks, stabilizer posts, levers, ball bearings, as well as hubs, steering rods, bushings, rod tips and fasteners. All products are enough to cover 95% of the European fleet. Motorists note the low cost and average quality of all Moog spare parts. At the same time, the percentage of fakes is quite large.   When buying Moog parts, pay attention to the alphanumeric code - it is better to check it immediately on the manufacturer's website. If a mismatch is detected, you have a counterfeit. Also make sure that the package has a holographic sticker Priospot. Another important identifier: the quality of the engraving. The metal of branded parts is always well processed. 

  Moog is a major brand and manufacturing company of the same name, first introduced to the European market in 2001. The largest market is the United States, where Moog holds 60% of the market for auto suspension parts and steering components. The company is owned by Federal Mogul.  Moog's products are shipped to GM and Ford's assembly lines, while lower quality products enter the so-called secondary component market. It is represented by silent blocks, stabilizer posts, levers, ball bearings, as well as hubs, steering rods, bushings, rod tips and fasteners. All products are enough to cover 95% of the European fleet. Motorists note the low cost and average quality of all Moog spare parts. At the same time, the percentage of fakes is quite large.   When buying Moog parts, pay attention to the alphanumeric code - it is better to check it immediately on the manufacturer's website. If a mismatch is detected, you have a counterfeit. Also make sure that the package has a holographic sticker Priospot. Another important identifier: the quality of the engraving. The metal of branded parts is always well processed. 

  Moog is a major brand and manufacturing company of the same name, first introduced to the European market in 2001. The largest market is the United States, where Moog holds 60% of the market for auto suspension parts and steering components. The company is owned by Federal Mogul.  Moog's products are shipped to GM and Ford's assembly lines, while lower quality products enter the so-called secondary component market. It is represented by silent blocks, stabilizer posts, levers, ball bearings, as well as hubs, steering rods, bushings, rod tips and fasteners. All products are enough to cover 95% of the European fleet. Motorists note the low cost and average quality of all Moog spare parts. At the same time, the percentage of fakes is quite large.   When buying Moog parts, pay attention to the alphanumeric code - it is better to check it immediately on the manufacturer's website. If a mismatch is detected, you have a counterfeit. Also make sure that the package has a holographic sticker Priospot. Another important identifier: the quality of the engraving. The metal of branded parts is always well processed. 

  Moog is a major brand and manufacturing company of the same name, first introduced to the European market in 2001. The largest market is the United States, where Moog holds 60% of the market for auto suspension parts and steering components. The company is owned by Federal Mogul.  Moog's products are shipped to GM and Ford's assembly lines, while lower quality products enter the so-called secondary component market. It is represented by silent blocks, stabilizer posts, levers, ball bearings, as well as hubs, steering rods, bushings, rod tips and fasteners. All products are enough to cover 95% of the European fleet. Motorists note the low cost and average quality of all Moog spare parts. At the same time, the percentage of fakes is quite large.   When buying Moog parts, pay attention to the alphanumeric code - it is better to check it immediately on the manufacturer's website. If a mismatch is detected, you have a counterfeit. Also make sure that the package has a holographic sticker Priospot. Another important identifier: the quality of the engraving. The metal of branded parts is always well processed. 

  Moog is a major brand and manufacturing company of the same name, first introduced to the European market in 2001. The largest market is the United States, where Moog holds 60% of the market for auto suspension parts and steering components. The company is owned by Federal Mogul.  Moog's products are shipped to GM and Ford's assembly lines, while lower quality products enter the so-called secondary component market. It is represented by silent blocks, stabilizer posts, levers, ball bearings, as well as hubs, steering rods, bushings, rod tips and fasteners. All products are enough to cover 95% of the European fleet. Motorists note the low cost and average quality of all Moog spare parts. At the same time, the percentage of fakes is quite large.   When buying Moog parts, pay attention to the alphanumeric code - it is better to check it immediately on the manufacturer's website. If a mismatch is detected, you have a counterfeit. Also make sure that the package has a holographic sticker Priospot. Another important identifier: the quality of the engraving. The metal of branded parts is always well processed.