🚗 Upgrade your ride’s backbone with MOOG’s rock-solid stabilizer link!
The MOOG K750362 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link is a premium, vehicle-specific part engineered for Ford F-Series trucks (2009-2022). Featuring a greaseable socket, sealed boot protection, and durable materials, it ensures enhanced suspension stability, rust resistance, and easy installation backed by MOOG’s rigorous quality testing.
Brand | MOOG |
Auto Part Position | Right |
Style | Modern |
Vehicle Service Type | Car, Truck |
Exterior Finish | Black |
Material | Rubber |
OEM Part Number | K750362 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00080066577630 |
Automotive Fit Type | Vehicle Specific Fit |
UPC | 080066577630 |
Manufacturer | MOOG Chassis Products |
Model | SWAY BAR LINK KIT |
Item Weight | 14.9 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 13.25 x 3.5 x 2.63 inches |
Item model number | K750362 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | K750362 |
J**R
Great quality product
Great trusted quality product. These were quick to install and a direct fit. I like they have the zerks
N**J
Better than OEM
Nothing fancy but a bit beefier than OEM. I like that it has the zerks. Works well with my Hellwig swaybar.
J**T
Drop-In Replacement
This was a drop-in replacement for my 2017 F150 SCREW.Easy to installGreasable Zerk Fittings
O**R
Good product
Good product and shipping
F**D
Grease fittings! Hard to get a firm grip to tighten properly.
Nice sway bar link. Good quality as you would expect from MOOG. My only gripe is that with the double jointed design and the contour of the F150 control arm it’s difficult to get a wrench on the hex to tighten it properly from both sides. The OEM design definitely is better in this respect. However, the grease fittings are a welcome improvement. I just pity the fool who has to replace these years into the future after the threads are all rusty!
M**R
Fit perfectly and front end noise is gone!
Best price found!
D**.
Torque Specs & instructions
5 stars for the product, 2 stars for the shipper… packages were torn up and masking taped together (as you can see)… ok, the product.There were no instructions and I got a lot of mixed guidance on the web… here’s what I finally settled on:Torque specs for these:Sway bar end - 45 ft/lbsBracket end - 14 ft/lbsMoog says to be careful not to over tighten to avoid damaging the boots… you can put a little blue lock tight on the threads if you feel it’s not very tight… but definitely don’t over torque. Be sure to use a box-end wrench (18mm) on the boot-side to keep the stud from spinning when tightening and torquing the nuts.I used the red tacky grease and greased the zerks in advance of install… after the install, I wiped off the excess grease.In a few weeks, I’ll grease them again to make sure they’re good… wipe off the excess and verify the torque… should be good.Tip: when installing, loosen the brackets that hold the sway bar to the frame so the bar can rotate up… makes this install a lot easier…
R**W
Easy to install. Anyone can do it with the right tools.
Had a wood pecker in the front end. This solved it.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
3 weeks ago