Motor Mount Inserts:
Prothane 4-1905BL Black (race)
Prothane 4-1905 Red (race)
Prothane 4-1906BL Black (street)
Prothane 4-1906 Red (street)
Energy Suspension 5.1109G Black
Energy Suspension 5.1109R Red
Transmision Mount Insert
Poly Bushings PB1002 (black)
Ball Joint Dust Boots:
Mopar 4656464AA
Energy Suspension 5.13102G Black
Energy Suspension 5.13102R Red
Complete Master Bushing Kit (Front and Rear):
Energy Suspension 5.18114G Black
Energy Suspension 5.18114R Red
Prothane 4-2007BL Black
Prothane 4-2007 Red
Lower Control Arm Bushing - Front Horizontal:
Moog K7472
Lower Control Arm Bushing - Front Verticle:
Moog K7471
NAPA NCP2673665
SPICER 5651299
AC Delco 45G9299
Front Lower Control Arm Bushing Kit:
Energy Suspension 5.3129G Black
Energy Suspension 5.3129R Red
Prothane 4-214BL Black
Prothane 4-214 Red
Outer Tie Rod End:
TRW ES3173
Moog ES3173RL
Coni-Seal/ Chaisis 500 XES3173RL
McQuay - Norris ES3173
NAPA NCP2692997
Spicer Proffesional Grade 4011660
Spicer Red Label Service Grade 4011660B
Outer Tie Rod End Dust Boots:
Energy Suspension 9.13103G Black
Energy Suspension 9.13103R Red
Prothane 19-1711BL Black
Prothane 19-1711 Red
Inner Tie Rod Socket:
TRW ES3395
Moog EV403
NAPA NCP2695547
Spicer 4051129
AC Delco 45A2129
Sway Bar Link - Front:
TRW 18267HD
Moog K7348
Energy Suspension 5.8107G Black
Energy Suspension 5.8107R Red
Prothane 4-401BL Black
Prothane 4-401 Red
Sway Bar Frame Bushings - Front 24mm:
Energy Suspension 5.5153G Black
Energy Suspension 5.5153R Red
Prothane 4-1120BL Black
Prothane 4-1120 Red
Sway Bar Link - Rear:
TRW 18229HD
Moog K8848
Energy Suspension 9.8119G Black
Energy Suspension 9.8119R Red
Prothane 19-413BL Black
Prothane 19-413 Red
Sway Bar Frame Bushings - Rear 17mm:
Energy Suspension 5.5156G Black
Energy Suspension 5.5156R Red
Prothane 4-1137BL Black
Prothane 4-1137 Red
Rear Lower Control Arm Bushing Kit:
Energy Suspension 5.7114G Black
Energy Suspension 5.7114R Red
Prothane 4-304BL Black
Prothane 4-304 Red
Front Strut Bellows and Bump Stop:
TRW 14104D
Moog K6596
KYB SB104
Front Struts:
Monroe Sens-A-Trac 71580 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
KYB GR-2 235627 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Gabriel G55892 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Tokico Illumina BB5008 SRT-4 Specific, non ACR , Adjustable
Tokico Illumina BB3210 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, non ACR, Adjustable
Tokico HP Series HB3210 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, NON ACR, Non Adjustable
Mopar (Dynamic Suspension) P5007389 2000-02 OEM ACR Strut, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, Adjustable
Mopar (Tokico) 05290739AB 2005 OEM SRT-4 ACR Strut, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, Adjustable
Mopar 4656694AC 2001-2005 O.E.M. Dodge Neon R/T struts, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Mopar 5290181AA 2003-2005 O.E.M. Dodge Neon SRT-4 struts, WILL CLEAR 17INCH WHEELS
Rear Strut - Left:
Monroe Sens-A-Trac 71578 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
KYB GR-2 235629 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Gabriel G55893 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Tokico Illumina BB5009 SRT-4 Specific, non ACR, Adjustable
Tokico Illumina BB2233 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, NON ACR, Adjustable
Tokico HP Series HB2233 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, NON ACR, Non Adjustable
Mopar (Dynamic Suspension) P5007443 2000-02 OEM ACR Strut, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, Adjustable
Mopar (Tokico) 05290741AA 2005 OEM SRT-4 ACR Strut, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, Adjustable
Mopar 5272699AC 2001-2005 O.E.M. Dodge Neon R/T struts, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Mopar 5290183AA 2003-2005 O.E.M. Dodge Neon SRT-4 struts, WILL CLEAR 17INCH WHEELS
Rear Strut - Right:
Monroe Sens-A-Trac 71579 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
KYB GR-2 235628 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Gabriel G55894 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Tokico Illumina BB5010 SRT-4 Specific, non ACR, Adjustable
Tokico Illumina BB2234 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, NON ACR, Adjustable
Tokico HP Series HB2234 WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, NON ACR, Non Adjustable
Mopar (Dynamic Suspension) P5007442 2000-02 OEM ACR Strut, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, Adjustable
Mopar (Tokico) 05290740AA 2005 OEM SRT-4 ACR Strut, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS, Adjustable
Mopar 5272698AC 2001-2005 O.E.M. Dodge Neon R/T struts, WILL NOT CLEAR 17INCH AND LARGER WHEELS
Mopar 5290182AA 2003-2005 O.E.M. Dodge Neon SRT-4 struts, WILL CLEAR 17INCH WHEELS
Remanufactured Power Stearing Pump:
Cardone 21-5305
Mopar 5272313AG
Which one will get rid of the clunk? The right rear is the culprit ever since the Mopar springs were installed.
All are OEM equivilants. There's a "how to" on how to fill them that gets rid of the clunk. Although you may still need to get new ones, if it's clunking, it might already be too late......
The reason I started this thread was to let people know they do have options out there. For example, Mopar sells complete control arms - and some of the bushings seperate. Aftermarket services just bushings if thats what you need. Also sometimes aftermarket parts aren't cheaper than OEM so do your homework if you're shopping around.
As I have been, I will update this as I find more stuff....and I plan on doing one for the brakes too.....
Last edited by Rich Tideswell : 01-08-2007 at 08:08 PM.
Great info Rich. I tried that part # for the rear LCA's at Summit and Jeg's, but no luck. Is it correct? Somewhere else have them, maybe? I'll keep looking. Also, do you know the part # for the rear tension strut bayonet bushings (where they connect to the knuckle)? Thanks, man. Keep up the good work.
Great info Rich. I tried that part # for the rear LCA's at Summit and Jeg's, but no luck. Is it correct? Somewhere else have them, maybe? I'll keep looking. Also, do you know the part # for the rear tension strut bayonet bushings (where they connect to the knuckle)? Thanks, man. Keep up the good work.
I'm pretty positive that those #'s are correct, but I will double check. Another possibilty is that these are new parts that haven't been released yet. I think you may have better luck getting what your looking for at one of your local auto parts stores that is a Moog vendor.
What do you mean when you say "I tried that part # for the rear LCA's at Summit and Jeg's, but no luck."??? Did the Jegs guy tell you it wasnt a valid # or that it just wasn't available?
Well, originally I just checked the online store. I called them and that is the correct part # for the rear LCA bushings. They also list a trailing arm bushing set as part #5.7112. I'm going to call them tomorrow to figure out what a "set" entails, and if those "trailing arm" ones are the "tension strut" ones. They probably are. I'll post up my results tom. eve. Thanks, Rich. Keep up the good work.
Well, I called ES today. The guy was really nice, but I don't know if he really knew what he was talking about or not. He said that the 5.7114's were the trail arm bushings, and that he didn't think that they made the rear LCA bushings. He didn't have a clue about the 5.7112 part #. He said they would have to change the website because it was wrong in listing these #'s as what they were. I'm not trying to crap on him or any of your info, I was just trying to figure it out so I could order the right ones. He even had me confused about it. In the end I just ordered the Prothane ones. I called them and yes, #4-304 is the rear LCA's, and #4-1206 is the trail arms (tension struts). Again, thanks for taking the time to get this all out here for us, Rich. It helped a lot, even though I was chasing my tail for a while there.
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for a sticky, Very good info here!!
In the end I just ordered the Prothane ones. I called them and yes, #4-304 is the rear LCA's, and #4-1206 is the trail arms (tension struts). Again, thanks for taking the time to get this all out here for us, Rich. It helped a lot, even though I was chasing my tail for a while there.
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