1/8th inch.

Is this on a DD?

Nominated.

 

You got to help me out what is dd

 

Dd is daily driver and yes it will be his dd i figured it was 1/8 thanks man and kenny we will look onto what mine is more tomorrow too. I have had no probs with it so we will try to imitate it

 

Ok bud

 

 

fail.. I am scared for your steering based on all the questions... good luck!

 

i think you need to do some research, then come back with questions. go nose around on pirate 4x4 and this site for some steering advice.

 

Hey man lay off this is his 1st jeep he just bought about a week ago it has a 3.5 rubicon lift. I told him to look into the steering setup i have and then told him to ask on here what size to use cuz i did not know what mine was.. he is a welder and can do it himself just lookin for what he needs to do it or what is recommended. I dont understand why so many people on this site are so rude. I know some people know more then others but dont mean u need to treat pepple like they r in 3rd grade.. this is how people learn.

 

It's cool when I get done with my **** welding and all we will have the last laugh because when view keep buying there **** I can just make ours you guys are right but the sad thing is I work with metal o and did I for get to mention that I can run autoCad so don't worrie man we will have the last laugh in this one

 

1.50 x .250 dom tubing. Get u some 3/4 inch rod ends with a 5/8 hole some grade 8 bolts and should be set.

Dont understand why it is so difficult for people on this site to share some knowledge instead people like oh boy gorilla up there rather talk smack. Seems like every thread i look at is useless cuz people change topic or is just people talkin smack?

 

not being rude, just honest based on the questions. Google is a great way to learn and then ask questions for things that are not clear, people are lazy and want everything spoon fed to them. but either way. not knocking for trying, steering is a serious thing for you and other drivers. It should not be half assed or skimped on, researching what you are doing is the best for everyone.

I would buy or copy a kit like this. also have to drill the knuckles and make sure you have the proper misalignment for the hiems to limit binding or tearing it off. you are also going to want a safety washer, and a double shear is the best option, especially if you are stacking them.

http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/78STEER.html\

you may also want to make sure that a hiem steering system is legal in you area, as its not in all states.

 

It's goin to be funny when people start buying my bumpers and ****. And why do you have to be a **** head about It

 

he gave you advice, yet he is a "****head"?

ease up on the language while your at it too.

 

Why is that funny? I wont buy them. I make and build my own stuff after searching the best options and setup for what I need. Seriously the best of luck, pretty arrogant for someone asking for help.

 

-foot in mouth- thanks man just plenty of better ways to say what u did and i agree i should have told his to google it before askin. So thats on me it was just a simple question what to use so he can copy mine from there and yes guys this guy is new to jeeps but is a welding profesional and autocad professional so may be a good guy to know in a year or so when he is building bumpers and cages for cheap...