What tie rod should I get?
It may help people to answer, if you let them know which tie rod end you are looking to replace.
There are quite a few tie rods on you front suspension.
EVO
Edit: Sorry thought you said tie rod end... My bad
Bump anyways...
There are quite a few tie rods on you front suspension.
EVO
Edit: Sorry thought you said tie rod end... My bad
Bump anyways...
Last edited by Andrew@EVOMFG; Aug 19, 2011 at 03:46 PM.
I have bent two tie rods because I go rock crawling A LOT. I bent the stock one pretty quick. Then I decided to go to the curries. It is very nice but also expensive plus I bent that one. The 3rd and so far final one is the rock krawler. This one is tough and solid. Just holding it up and comparing it to the currie and or stock u can tell this means business. It is thicker and solid.
Bottom line. Get the rock krawler tie rod and then the moog tie rod ends (the ends at the pitman arm). They are one ton and greaseable. You will not have to buy another tie rod. I hope this helps. Any questions please ask.
Bottom line. Get the rock krawler tie rod and then the moog tie rod ends (the ends at the pitman arm). They are one ton and greaseable. You will not have to buy another tie rod. I hope this helps. Any questions please ask.
I have bent two tie rods because I go rock crawling A LOT. I bent the stock one pretty quick. Then I decided to go to the curries. It is very nice but also expensive plus I bent that one. The 3rd and so far final one is the rock krawler. This one is tough and solid. Just holding it up and comparing it to the currie and or stock u can tell this means business. It is thicker and solid.
Bottom line. Get the rock krawler tie rod and then the moog tie rod ends (the ends at the pitman arm). They are one ton and greaseable. You will not have to buy another tie rod. I hope this helps. Any questions please ask.
Bottom line. Get the rock krawler tie rod and then the moog tie rod ends (the ends at the pitman arm). They are one ton and greaseable. You will not have to buy another tie rod. I hope this helps. Any questions please ask.


