I usually bend one every other trip, 10 minute fix and back to wheeling. They are like a fuse for the steering rack.
'06 Blue Beater Build
- Thread starter Lrgrnr
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I usually bend one every other trip, 10 minute fix and back to wheeling. They are like a fuse for the steering rack.
OffroadTaco4x4
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You ever think about trying out those upgraded tie rods from ready lift?
No, like I said OEM tie rods are like a fuse for the steering. If yo beef up the tie rods then next to go is the steering rack. I've already ran into that issue. I'll stick with swapping out a $25 part in 15 minutes with basic hand tools instead of a $400 rack with hours of labor to replace.
They work great!