rusty's steering package. good or bad?
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From: NC in my dreams
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
check into Iron rock offroads steering, heard alot of great things. A friend of mine has rustys otk and had to modify it heavily before it worked correctly.
The currie looks like just a beefed up stock geometry setup. The others use a one piece bar from knuckle to knuckle. That would seem better to control toe when going straight. Maybe the stock geometry (2 piece toe arm) maintain toe better with the suspension drop we see with the XJ's.
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From: IN
Year: 1989 Comanche
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
going over the knuckle will help alleviate the tie rod roll. like i said, when i have a fresh poly spacer in, i have zero tie rod roll. thats with 6.5" coils.
Nothing fit tight. it actually made my DW worse. Don't get me wrong, Rusty's makes some really good stuff. They just missed the mark on this one. I've been looking at SeriousOffroad's, JCR's, and IRO's. They'rea ll pretty good from what I've seen and heard. I'll probably go with Serious' just for CF vendor support.
Trust me, you won't be happy with a steering setup like what was shown in that video. I had a Rusty's that was basically that same setup. BIG delay in steering responce. Worst money I ever spent on my Jeep. Went back to the factory setup.
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