Bilo-cherokee92

i was looking at the jcr 1-Ton Steering Upgrade and i was wondering what is the difference between the 1-Ton Steering Upgrade and the 1-Ton Steering Upgrade Over the Knuckle

89whiteXJ

The diff is in the name. One is normal with 1 ton stuff and the other is over the knuckle. Like over the steering knuckle. They show pictures on there site for a ref.

Bilo-cherokee92

what is the advantage of one over the other

89whiteXJ

clearance is most of it I beleive and steering angle will be alot better.

N20jeep

^ what he said

liftedjeepxj

Just be sure to read everything. I believe there is a bit more work involved with over the knuckle. One may require wheel spacers. Read read read read read! itll help a bit

xjmarc

OTK also requires removal or moving your sway bar brackets so if it's street driven keep that in mind. I ran their kit for a few years and it's OK but has some play in it due to the design. They take some out by replacing a grease boot with a block but they wear out after 5-6 months and you have to replace them. Also with OTK you have to move the track bar to the top of the axle or you get bump steer. I didn't but I haven't driven mine on pavement in several years.

liftedjeepxj

not trying to thread jack. but all that you have mentioned above mainly relates to the over the knuckle?

xjmarc

That's why I started my response with OTK. The OP also asked about OTK and the UTK questions had already been answered.

liftedjeepxj

Good deal. Just wanted to make sure all was towards OTK, rather than trying one then the other. Thanks for the info.

xjmarc

The spacer refers to both over and under. I ended up twisting my tie rod ends in opposite directions to get rid of some of the play but it makes them wear out faster and bind a little when articulating.