HD tie rod and Drag linkage
Well since my new to me cherokee has to have evey ball joint in the steering replaced I figured I would try to up grade alittle. Now quick history.
2000 Cherokee Freedom 4 Inch Procomp lift, and 33" BFG's. All steering ball joints are dead. Cherokee will be 80% on road 20% off road and never really hardcore wheeled.
I plan on getting an adjustible track bar. So all I ned to replace is the Tire rod and Drag link and assoicted ball joints.
Would it be better to get a complete kit to replace all these parts? I fount this Kit for under $200 from Thejeep.com. Has any one used this kit? Do you have any recommandations for other kits? Please help I need this thing fixed so I can drive on the free way wioth out fearing for my life...
Thanks in advanced.
2000 Cherokee Freedom 4 Inch Procomp lift, and 33" BFG's. All steering ball joints are dead. Cherokee will be 80% on road 20% off road and never really hardcore wheeled.
I plan on getting an adjustible track bar. So all I ned to replace is the Tire rod and Drag link and assoicted ball joints.
Would it be better to get a complete kit to replace all these parts? I fount this Kit for under $200 from Thejeep.com. Has any one used this kit? Do you have any recommandations for other kits? Please help I need this thing fixed so I can drive on the free way wioth out fearing for my life...
Thanks in advanced.
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stay away from rusty's steering components. i think jks makes a good tracbar. you could always do the currie hd steering, or a whole system. depends on how much your willing to spend.
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