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NWF - Dana 60 Arms - Ackerman Geometry - Clears H1's - Raised

NorthWestFab

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It would seem we can not leave great alone - and have improved our Dana 60 Arms again!
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We can safetly say that they are the most feature packed D60 Steering Arms available. Our Key features include:

- Ackerman Steering Geometry. These are the first foreward facing arms that correct steering geometry. Current standard D60 arms on the market today cause an inconsistent change in each tires turning radii. The direct result is the outside tire 'scrubbing' along the ground when a corner is navigated. The corrected geometry built into our arms results in tires tracking smoothly and greater traction.
Here is a picture illustrating Ackerman steering geometry. Note how the outer and inner wheel are consistently perpindicular to the line drawn from the center of the turning radius.
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** These arms do not place the tie-rod behind axle as illustrated in picture **
While having this geometry, we are still able to clear a H1 / HMMWV Rim Mounted On Single Rear Wheel Hubs.​
- Kingpin Spring is eliminated as a preload system is integrated into the billet steering arm body.
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- Geometry adjusted for steering and kingpin Axis Inclination Angle - Resulting in a perfectly paralell surface between arms.
- They are the only Dana 60 arms that are raised for leafpack clearance!
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- Grease Zerk Fitting for easy Kingpin lubrication.
- Tapered For Tie Rod Ends or Drilled For 3/4" Heims at no extra cost.
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- 5th and 6th Hole compatablility for Aftermarket Dedenbear/Reid Racing Knuckles.
- Strong! - 1.5" Thick at the knuckle mounting surface.
- 100% CNC'd from Billet Steel.
Even with the upgrades, we have shaved $20 off per arm . These new D60 arms are...
$149 ea.
We offer these in a complete Crossover and Hi-Steer Kit: http://www.northwestfab.com/complete60kit.html
To order - drop us a line at the shop - always happy to take orders or help.
-NWF
 
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that was the only thing I would have liked on the last model you had out, spring eliminator... maybe i'll upgrade down the road...
 
We are in the middle of machining an extra large batch of steering arms, they should be ready to ship by the end of the week.
 
Kris,

Does that include reverse hi-steer crossover arms? My Tahoe's axle is far enough ahead that the upper drag link end hits the tie rod at full stuff. Putting the tie rod to the rear would solve those problems...

Do the reverse hi-steer arms have the proper ackerman geometry as well? I am assuming that the passenger side arm still has the drag link connection to the front of the axle?
 
Kris,

Does that include reverse hi-steer crossover arms? My Tahoe's axle is far enough ahead that the upper drag link end hits the tie rod at full stuff. Putting the tie rod to the rear would solve those problems...

Do the reverse hi-steer arms have the proper ackerman geometry as well? I am assuming that the passenger side arm still has the drag link connection to the front of the axle?

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