JcrOffroad 1ton steering upgrade!!!!
08-29-2012, 01:39 PM
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JcrOffroad 1ton steering upgrade!!!!
Looking to upgrade your stock Jeep steering? Is your lifted Jeep having alignment problems? With our Jeep 1 ton steering upgrade, you eliminate the hard to adjust "Y" stock steering, it allows for a longer drag link to help with your steering angles, and most importantly gives you heavy duty steering that will take a beating and hold up to the off-road abuse.
The rods are a beefy 1.25" diameter DOM, with an almost .25" wall; threads are direct tapped into the tube. This means (unlike a threaded insert) the TRE has full thread engagement into the tube for the length of its threads. On this system the passenger side TRE dust boot is replaced with a polyurethane spacer, which pulls the body of the TRE against this knuckle. This eliminates the tie rod roll that an inverted T setup sometimes has.
available in Under the Knuckle ----> HERE
and Over the Knuckle ----> HERE
all the parts are available individually as well. check our website for more information ----> HERE
The rods are a beefy 1.25" diameter DOM, with an almost .25" wall; threads are direct tapped into the tube. This means (unlike a threaded insert) the TRE has full thread engagement into the tube for the length of its threads. On this system the passenger side TRE dust boot is replaced with a polyurethane spacer, which pulls the body of the TRE against this knuckle. This eliminates the tie rod roll that an inverted T setup sometimes has.
available in Under the Knuckle ----> HERE
and Over the Knuckle ----> HERE
all the parts are available individually as well. check our website for more information ----> HERE
10-24-2012, 12:52 PM
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I purchased your under the knuckle kit and the bar is so fat that when I max out my steering it rubs my dif cover is that normal? It's the stock cover. I was wanting to purchase an upgraded did cover but I'm sure it won't fit if it's rubbing the stock one.
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01-05-2013, 02:04 PM
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I have a Solid industries diff cover and am interested to know how badly this will rub/how much turning radius I'd lose before buying. Interested in a response if there is one other than "adjust your steering stops"..
01-23-2013, 06:38 AM
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The UTK kit and the diff cover are not going to be compatible without losing some steering radius. With the OTK kit, you will get the clearances you need for both of them to work together.
01-30-2013, 10:39 AM
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PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED ON OUR 1 Ton STEERING KITS!!!!
AND... we also now offer the Reamer needed to complete the job, at an affordable price! CLICK HERE
AND... we also now offer the Reamer needed to complete the job, at an affordable price! CLICK HERE
