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06-23-2014, 09:34 AM
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From what I've read the passenger side tre can't be changed... Is that true? I think my tie rod is bent anyways! The bolt almost wouldn't come out of my SS. I ordered the SS and relocation bracket and tie rod clamp. When the funds allow (1-2 weeks) or I sell my stock tires, I'm going to buy a Synergy tie rod. What about the drag link? Can both ends be changed? I think the rock krawler drag link is only like $140. I may go that route.
06-23-2014, 10:59 AM
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Ok done some research and I know I probably need some adjustable lower control arms. Im just curious why I've had my lift on for about a year and 20,000 miles and its just now doing it! Just got a front end alignment yesterday. Thought that was the problem, but still doing it. I can order the arms tomorrow, just don't want to spend 300 on arms and still have this problem! Thoughts?
If wear is showing up in the steering assembly, then the tendency to wander will be much more noticeable.
Replace any worn linkage parts and correct the castor. You should be good to go.
06-24-2014, 09:39 AM
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From what I've read the passenger side tre can't be changed... Is that true? I think my tie rod is bent anyways! The bolt almost wouldn't come out of my SS. I ordered the SS and relocation bracket and tie rod clamp. When the funds allow (1-2 weeks) or I sell my stock tires, I'm going to buy a Synergy tie rod. What about the drag link? Can both ends be changed? I think the rock krawler drag link is only like $140. I may go that route.
The RK Drag link at that $140 price is for just the drag link. You will still need to get joints for those.
PM us for quotes.
06-24-2014, 11:51 AM
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The TF BB has a shitty bracket that lowers the rear track bar on the frame. Make sure it's not broken or loose and letting the rear axle move side to side.
06-24-2014, 12:14 PM
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DO NOT use the rear teraflex frameside relocation bracket unless you have > 2" extended bump stops. It will hit and ruin your shock which is what happened to me.