Has anyone heard of anything like this for the 87-96 years of trucks? Both my dad and I are in need of replacing the tierod ends and drag link and my dad mentioned something about a "bullet proof" front end kit he saw online somewhere. He can't remember where, but they were made out of billet aluminum I think and suposedly if you install it you never have to mess with it again. It was around $500 for the kit I believe, but I can't find it because I don't know the brand name or anything other than it sounds really cool. So does anyone know what I am talking about and has anyone used anything like this before? Any help at all with this would be great. Thanks.

 

no such thing as a "bullet-proof" suspension...

 

I know it's not actually bullet proof, but since I can't remember the brand name I was wondering if anyone out there has any idea at all what I am refering to. The main thing about this system is that you NEVER have to mess with the drag link and tierod ends ever again. It is supposed to be a permanent fix for trucks with the twin I-beam suspension.

 

probuly superlift superunner system, go to superlift.com

 

not a permanent fix, just a better steering system for lifted fords.

 

The tie rods and such will still be adjustable, which means they will always have a possibility of being moved.