BuckLisa

The Moog ES3624 Tie rod end was designed for Dodge Ram 3500's. It fits the JK OEM drag link to the pitman arm and Rock Krawler tie rods. They are Greasable and heavy duty(no plastic interior parts like OEM) and sell for around $22. I just put it on, including the Currie Tie Rod. Both are pure grade A Beef.

Hellbound13

Do you have any pics of the Currie tie rod installed? Did you notice any difference in the steering with it?

Also did you grease it yet? I am trying to figure out where the grease comes out on the Currie tie rod..

PainKiller

the currie drag link looks like it comes with heavy duty ends. well the one at Northridge is pictured with them already attached

rinkishJK

The grease comes out of here. This is under the boot..

This is when I over greased it. They only need a few pumps with the grease gun.

Hellbound13

Thanks for the pics, but what I mean is when the boots are on, where does the old grease push out when you grease it? Where does the old grease escape?

rinkishJK

U don't want to see any grease come out according to currie. There not greased like a typical joint where u want the boot to fill up.
Two to three pumps every oil change. That's it.

If u did over grease it would come out the sides or the center of the boot.

Hellbound13

So where does the old grease go? If you grease em every oil change, they will fill eventually..

rinkishJK

Well I'm sure over time a lil might come out, but the idea is to not over grease because they don't need it.

Hellbound13

Oh ok. Thanks. Did you notice any difference with it installed?

rinkishJK

Yes. Made the steering feel way more solid and not like the components were made of spaghetti! That and the drag link with the steering flip made a tremendous difference.