Broken rear coils ..Moog as a replacement any good?

[buubba429x]

My rear coil springs have broken so I am looking to replace them. Considering all the horrible reviews and experiences with the OEM Ford coil springs snapping into pieces, I figure it might be a good idea to replace them with another brand to avoid having them break again. Moog seems to be a popular brand that provides an OE replacement. There is also AC Delco and Duralast, among others. The Moog replacement coil springs for the rear (part #81132) are available from Rockauto for about $56 + shipping which is an awesome price. Anybody have any experience with Moog products or replacing their broken rear springs with aftermarket ones?

 

[Kazer]

Ronin8002 runs moog coils on his truck so he'd be a good one to ask. my rear coils haven't broken yet, but when they do i'll be replacing them with Struttek quick strut assemblies. $71.21 for a new coil spring mounted on a new strut. Not a bad price. i've got struttek assemblies on the front of my truck and they're doin fine

http://www.primechoiceautoparts.com...-ready-to-install-mmy-ford-explorer-2003.aspx

 

[Ronin8002]

I like the moog coils but unless you already have brand new struts or something like that it's usually easier to swap in an inexpensive assembly like the strutteks...then you get a new strut and a new spring.

 

[BigRondo]

I agree about the StrutTeks. I'm running them on all four corners and the Ex rides great. I have nothing but good things to say about them.

 

[HiImBrian]

I agree about the StrutTeks. I'm running them on all four corners and the Ex rides great. I have nothing but good things to say about them.

I'm going with new Strutteks all around in the next few weeks.. I'm SUPER excited...haha

 

[BigRondo]

You won't be disappointed.

 

[jstorm001]

When mine were broken I had quickstruts installed