Hydro steering?
04-18-2016, 06:37 PM
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Hydro steering?
I'm looking to convert mine over pretty turning them 37s while all locked up and aired down is starting to get old on the stock pump do they make a bolt on kit with not much cutting and welding? If so what do yall guys suggest and if not what do yall suggest for me look for? Thanks!
04-19-2016, 03:09 PM
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full hydro or hydro assist?
for hydro assist, you can send your steering gear off to be tapped for the extra fittings. these guys have the best price http://westtexasoffroad.wix.com/wtor
you can buy rams and hoses as well. rams are not exactly bolt on per se, but they're damn close.
for hydro assist, you can send your steering gear off to be tapped for the extra fittings. these guys have the best price http://westtexasoffroad.wix.com/wtor
you can buy rams and hoses as well. rams are not exactly bolt on per se, but they're damn close.
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full hydro or hydro assist?
for hydro assist, you can send your steering gear off to be tapped for the extra fittings. these guys have the best price http://westtexasoffroad.wix.com/wtor
you can buy rams and hoses as well. rams are not exactly bolt on per se, but they're damn close.
for hydro assist, you can send your steering gear off to be tapped for the extra fittings. these guys have the best price http://westtexasoffroad.wix.com/wtor
you can buy rams and hoses as well. rams are not exactly bolt on per se, but they're damn close.
98 xj 4.0l
6" lift short arm
37/12.50R17s
D30 with 29spline Chrome alloys and Eaton elocker I don't think I'll ever go any bigger with it far as lift and tires cause I do take it on some tight trails so a standard width axle will be kept under it. So what would guys recommend on going with? And welding and cutting is no bigger for me that's what I do for a living! And thanks again guys
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04-19-2016, 05:57 PM
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04-19-2016, 06:05 PM
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Yes I will eventually do that prolly buy one narrow it and build it like needed and have ready to go until the D30 breaks on me then I'll prolly just rebuild it put the truss on that I have for it and sell it or somthing same for the rear it's a 8.25
04-20-2016, 02:51 AM
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Yeah you can narrow any axle to a point depending on what it is.Or go nuts and build a steering 9 inch or 14 bolt your wallet and skills are the limits.
