hey guys figured out i need front control arms to get the steering geometry back together i was going to do control arms and a drop pitman arm to get everything back to normal and prevent the ridiculous bump steer. do you guys think thats a good idea and also what company would you recommend and do i need upper and lower or can i just do lower

 

How much lift do you have?

I'd advise against a drop pitman and go high
steer. But I think you need at least 3"+ of lift.

Lot of folks have bushing issues with teraflex bushings so I'd stay away.

 

I Have a 3'' lift with 35s a JKS adjustable front trackbar and stock control arms replaced tie rod ends but other then that the suspension is the complete same as stock

 

Check out JKS they use OE rubber bushings from Clevite and manufacture in the U.S.A. Other companies use crown rubber bushings unless they purchase the Clevite ones from JKS due to their exclusive sales license. That's how it was last time I checked.

 

for the AEV high steer kit, Jim, AEV Engineer, says this:

"The High Steer kit must be used with a minimum of 3.0" of bumpstop spacing (not cheesy longer urethane bumpers! They just crumble and fall out if you really hit them!). This much spacing is a must to avoid steering-frame contact that could cause damage and/or a loss of control. So for the Tera 2.5" lift, it depends on how much spacing they provided, and if it's not enough you'd have to add some...the trick with that is if it's really only 2.5" of actual lift, adding 3" of BSS will leave you with very little uptravel and you will hate the constant bottoming out..."

If you have 3" of lift, make sure you have the proper amount of bumpstop spacers too. Ultimately the amount of lift doesn't matter much with the AEV; however, if you don't have enough lift, you will end up hitting the bumpstops often because you will have little to no upward travel. This is why they say you need at least 3" of lift and 3" of bump stops.

 

Check out the video for Metal Cloak control arms.