Re: \"S\" shaped centerlink
That is usually the case with the people that use a drop draglink... They already have a 4"-6" raised steering arm and/or a drop pitman arm... All they need to do is correct the problem slightly... I found the drop draglink attached to something I already was getting, didn't know I was going to need it till now. Since I did, I searched to find ends! The issue I see, is that most people on this site are quick to assume.... Yes, it is better to use a drop pitman arm or raised steering arm, but sometimes that isn't enough! Now about the bump steer, I slightly disagree unless that is all you plan on using... The Drop pitman arm does the same effect on correcting the proble on the road, offroad, as long as you're still running the drag link to the left side, you're always going to have a problem with bump steer! Again, I don't suggest using the drop draglink as a correct all to use alone, go raised steering arm or drop pitman.... But to correct a slight angle or to gain the right angle after all else used, It definately helps.... Also, most times in my experiance, a bad steering stabilizer is the cause of poor bumpsteer, not a drop draglink!
The Auto zone Part # for the ends are as follows:
Superlift Drop Drag Link Ends:
AutoZone: ES2234R $24.99 /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
Superlift: 3040-1 $49.99 /forums/images/graemlins/eek.gif
You have to shorten the 2234R by 1.5" with a hacksaw, but other than that, Priceless!
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