Parts again

(quoted from post at 18:11:58 06/08/19) I am completely rebuilding the front end of a Dodge 3500 4x4 now and just ordered $970 worth of parts from Rock Auto online. Bearing hubs, ball joints, tie rods, ujoints, rotors, etc. It took awhile to cross reference parts to make sure I ordered the right parts. I did the math from retail autoparts stores and figure I saved over $700 by using Rock Auto (I do not work for them). Also, I did not have to pay Missouri sales tax (another 7-9%). This is for Moog and Mopar parts.
Recommended for sure.
P.S. If anyone attempts this project themselves, you need to be able to swing a 4 pound hammer fearlessly.

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(quoted from post at 01:44:48 06/09/19)

(quoted from post at 18:11:58 06/08/19) I am completely rebuilding the front end of a Dodge 3500 4x4 now and just ordered $970 worth of parts from Rock Auto online. Bearing hubs, ball joints, tie rods, ujoints, rotors, etc. It took awhile to cross reference parts to make sure I ordered the right parts. I did the math from retail autoparts stores and figure I saved over $700 by using Rock Auto (I do not work for them). Also, I did not have to pay Missouri sales tax (another 7-9%). This is for Moog and Mopar parts.
Recommended for sure.
P.S. If anyone attempts this project themselves, you need to be Then RA must own some real estate or lease a facility in your state. That is the difference.

INTERESTING, as R.A. has been charging me North Dakota sales tax for about a year now, 5%.

They always have a 5% discount code, so paying the sales tax eats up the discount.

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Then RA must own some real estate or lease a facility in your state.

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