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1FastBrick

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James, in your experience,would you say the NAPA version is better? Are they less likely to have the defective boots?
 

TheBac

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Ive always been suspicious of MevoTech. This kind of story just backs up my thoughts.
Only part Ive ever used from them is the lower control arm for that Regal I rebuilt, and only bc it was solid metal with no joints.
 

Chevy1925

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Well sadly, napa ncp part line has now been replaced by ncd which is all dorman made. Ive seen early failures from all these different part mfg’s accept krytonite. Not saying they dont have them but their failure rate is far less than any of the store bought stuff now. Fuckin sucks ass.

The amount of new part or 1-6 month old part failure at a shop these days is through the damn roof. I buy so much oe stuff to try to help stop that but even then, we still have issues.
 

N2BRK

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So what's the recommendation on this? Buy another TTX from a Brick and Mortar, or OEM or? TNX!
 

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.060 sounds more like Dodge front axle play to me! "Clicky Clicky... it's within spec" :FML. LOL
 

1FastBrick

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Well sadly, napa ncp part line has now been replaced by ncd which is all dorman made. Ive seen early failures from all these different part mfg’s accept krytonite. Not saying they dont have them but their failure rate is far less than any of the store bought stuff now. Fuckin sucks ass.

The amount of new part or 1-6 month old part failure at a shop these days is through the damn roof. I buy so much oe stuff to try to help stop that but even then, we still have issues.
That really is a shame. The Dorman parts are so bad I have often wondered how they make any money. The only thing I can think is that they are buying it so low and selling it so high that its still profitable.
 

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I saw a picture of kryp with a failed boot. The boot was green under a little black exterior fogging. Maybe the old hate posts from Dulkan (or some name like that years ago) about the Kryps being a rebranded TTX are correct. Hmm.