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thanks for the info Lockridge
here is a thread on that setup reading through it now..
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=929355
seems people are happy with it.. im not looking for anything killer so its a toss up
between this and the unit at rustys offroad
the one at rusty's does...
http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=IROR&Product_Code=IR-TOTKS&Category_Code=XST
" This system does not work with OEM wheels. Wheel spacers or wheels with less than stock backspacing are required. "
im running factory Rubicon Moab wheels so i guess...
Because you dont understand the downfalls of having a Y link setup
when adding alot of weight at times, the front of the truck pushes the draglink bar down which increases the toe of the vehicle which in turn throws your alignment off which causes unnecessary wear on the tires
The same reason...
Exactly.. Thanks....
this is what i think?? im looking for
which is a inverted T but not sure on the drilling its kind of vague decription
http://www.sams4x4store.com/HighSteer.htm
but the Currie steering setup is a Y from what i see (which is what i need to get away from)
http://currieenterprises.com/cestore/Product.aspx?id=1219
unless your talking about something else
i did some searching and never really found an answer so i assume it doesnt exist but i will ask anyways
is there a steering setup that requires no drilling or reaming?
heres the deal
I got my 2000 xj setup with a RE 3.5 lift and stuff
but in the winter I install a small meyer plow (6'6"...
i got a dana 44 for an xj that i bought and decided i dont need anymore
comes with a free dana 30 disconnect axle :D
has no brakes as i remeber, assume stock gears
$250 let me know before i toss in on CL
later
when it gets warmer ill be hitting the cliffs up.
im sure i can get a few others to go with.
been swamped with projects over the winter and such.. now racing season starts
thanks for the link never knew that forum existed.
i just stay in the xj tech, non tech
I talked to the guy lookin for an xj and he said he just wants a stock xj
This one is on CL if anyones interested
Seems to be a fair price for it, already lifted newer tires etc
Thanks for the response eddie