Crossover steering... where are all the Dana 44 flat top knuckles?

[RockBottomRacing]

My Burb was in an accident and I’m going to have to do some new front steering/suspension parts so looking to get my crossover steering done. Wondering if anyone has a source for the Dana 44 flat top knuckles that are machined to use on the GM 10 bolt front axle? Been searching and not having any luck so far... I plan to use ORD’s crossover kit. Any experience with this kit or recommend a better one? Thanks guys!

 

[skunked]

https://www.wfoconcepts.com/pr/D44---10-Bolt-Crossover-Knuckle/3567

 

[CrpMag122]

The off road design crossover is good to go. If you plan on buying the crossover from them, which I recommend you do, you could just get some new Reid’s from them

http://offroaddesign.com/catalog/HDsteeringknuckles.htm

Or the WFO ones will work too.

 

[sweetk30]

anymore is faster and easier to buy new knuckle . plus aftermarket knuckle has upgraded 4th steering arm stud for more clamp force .

 

[frankin5]

They are also taller than stock 44.

 

[Bent77]

And the taper is the right way

 

[RockBottomRacing]

Thanks for the replies guys, I am currently trying to figure out my course of action.

 

[6872xtc]

Have you made a decision?

I will tell you that I have a set of knuckles that the right one is drilled and both of them have studs in them. I would sell them for $150 plus shipping and fees, but that probably puts them in the range of a new one. That's the price that I have for local pick up, and it doesn't work as well for for shipping..

 

[RockBottomRacing]

I’ll PM you and we can talk about it!

Have you made a decision?

I will tell you that I have a set of knuckles that the right one is drilled and both of them have studs in them. I would sell them for $150 plus shipping and fees, but that probably puts them in the range of a new one. That's the price that I have for local pick up, and it doesn't work as well for for shipping..