Has anyone ever bought a high steer kit off eBay?? Like this one.
CK5
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High steer kits
- Thread starter marsk5
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you couldnt pay me to spend that little of parts and hope they last a month or a trail ride or 2 .
get good quality stuff .
and also highsteer on smaller axles like 10/44 is hard on them .
and dont forget you need a flat top knuckle on the pass side . and have it milled / drilled / tapped . or there is more money .
do you have a 2wd box yet ?
does that kit have the dom tube ? if not its pricey and can you find it localy ?
most guys can be just fine with crossover and a HD tie rod in stock location .
get good quality stuff .
and also highsteer on smaller axles like 10/44 is hard on them .
and dont forget you need a flat top knuckle on the pass side . and have it milled / drilled / tapped . or there is more money .
do you have a 2wd box yet ?
does that kit have the dom tube ? if not its pricey and can you find it localy ?
most guys can be just fine with crossover and a HD tie rod in stock location .
I did a cheap tierod kit from Amazon and it actually seems to be good quality.
That kit looks like stock replacement type pieces though. Check Amazon or eBay again and look for the kits with beefy end links. They're out there.
I like how that kit says D44, for 1 ton Chevy
That kit looks like stock replacement type pieces though. Check Amazon or eBay again and look for the kits with beefy end links. They're out there.
I like how that kit says D44, for 1 ton Chevy
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I like how that kit says D44, for 1 ton Chevy
"1 ton" Chevy tie rod ends or so everyone calls them
It does seem pretty cheap when you compare the cost of just the 3 arms alone. Legit?
