Best Tie Rod setup?
#4
I'm running the RK. It is a nice produce and has helped to stiffen up the steering feel.
Only complaint is that you must remove the knuckles to adjust. I.e. your local branch of a national battery company is not going to spend the time to get the alignment right nor will they have a clue when you try to explain what must be done. A little trial and error and I now have to pretty close.
Only complaint is that you must remove the knuckles to adjust. I.e. your local branch of a national battery company is not going to spend the time to get the alignment right nor will they have a clue when you try to explain what must be done. A little trial and error and I now have to pretty close.
#5
I'm running the RK. It is a nice produce and has helped to stiffen up the steering feel.
Only complaint is that you must remove the knuckles to adjust. I.e. your local branch of a national battery company is not going to spend the time to get the alignment right nor will they have a clue when you try to explain what must be done. A little trial and error and I now have to pretty close.
Only complaint is that you must remove the knuckles to adjust. I.e. your local branch of a national battery company is not going to spend the time to get the alignment right nor will they have a clue when you try to explain what must be done. A little trial and error and I now have to pretty close.
#6
When replacing any component with bushings, I would research owners long term experience with the bushings of the aftermarket products.
OEMs can afford to put a lot materials research into the bushings; even though they seem mundane and ubiquitous there is more than meets the eye.
OEMs can afford to put a lot materials research into the bushings; even though they seem mundane and ubiquitous there is more than meets the eye.
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#8
tie rod
I have the Off Road Only setup with the steering stabilizer relocated. It is a sweet setup that moves the tie rod up and out about 1" and moves the stabilizer out of the way. I like the setup, really strong and a breeze to adjust the toe setting. The Tie rod is a straight solid rod. I had the rockrawler setup before and it is very beefy but a pain to adjust and set the toe.
Check out this thread, I have pics of my setup on there.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...t=26973&page=2
Check out this thread, I have pics of my setup on there.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...t=26973&page=2