courtsm3

Bent my tie rod and drag link today going though a mud hole. Didnt see a large semi submerged log in the water. When i was coming out it jammed up in between the two. Kicked my jeep out of 4lo too. Thought it blew out my tranny lol. Thank god it didnt. Anyways, drag link i adjusted for the steering but my tie rod is bent rearwards. I hear guys saying a drag link and a tie rod flip? I hear tie rod flips mess with handling. Blah blah blah lol. Its not a brutal bend, shes drivable but needs to be addressed. Synergy? Curris? Anyone else? Experience with this is appreciated.

DunnyBunny

I have a synergy with brand new ends I may sale.

DunnyBunny

Tie rod that is. Most people talk bout a drag link flip. I think only the Reid knuckles allow a tie rod flip. Could be wrong though

matprovo

Check out Carolina Metal Masters. Good quality products.

courtsm3

Heard that too. I dont wish to change the knuckles. Drag flip and hd tie rod works. 3.5" lift so im good for clearance.

meep97

A draglink flip is only needed if you have bump steer from running a taller lift (~3.5 and taller). To correctly run a draglink flip you also need to raise the trackbar.

Jersey_Devil

I bent my tie rod last march, it's still on my rig and going strong lol, I slammed it when on a rock on crawlers ridge in Rausch creek

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courtsm3

No funny tire wear? Mine is bent rearwards towards the diff. Felt different over a few bumps on the way home too. I dont have bump steer. Drag link will be a pass then. Prob just replace the tie rod with synergy hd with hd joints.

Jersey_Devil

Nope not a bit, nice dent too, I'll take a pic tomorrow, mine is bent up from coming down on the rock

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Liquid741

I vote Currie...ridiculous quality. Rocks IMO, fear Currie.