Half assed hi steer idea

[Stomis]

What do you mean? The tie rod is in the stock (low) location like most of us run.

That "crossover" draglink isn't the best way to do it but many Jeeps and Fords are setup like that from the factory.

That tierod is in the stock location on the arm but flipped ontop like I've been talking about doing. Can that draglink setup work on our trucks?

 

[Hogback Fabrication]

That tierod is in the stock location on the arm but flipped ontop like I've been talking about doing.

I know, most GM axles (all D60's) mount the tie rod on top like that.

Can that draglink setup work on our trucks?

I guess, but like I said, running the draglink to a steering arm on the passenger side knuckle is much better.

 

[Stomis]

I know, most GM axles (all D60's) mount the tie rod on top like that.



I guess, but like I said, running the draglink to a steering arm on the passenger side knuckle is much better.

Yeah that way would rememedy needing a flatop knuckle, and arms, and machining etc. I'm gonna call rock stomper tomorrow and see if it will work on my truck

Noones ever tried out that setup?