Superduty Crossover steering
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Here are a few of your options...
Donahoe Racing (donahoeracing.com)
Offroad Unlimited (offroadunlimited.com)
Dynatrac (dynatrac.com)
The Dynatrac is a major deal, new hubs, serviceable bearings, etc... DR and ORU offer the x-over stuff you're looking for.
Ryan
Donahoe Racing (donahoeracing.com)
Offroad Unlimited (offroadunlimited.com)
Dynatrac (dynatrac.com)
The Dynatrac is a major deal, new hubs, serviceable bearings, etc... DR and ORU offer the x-over stuff you're looking for.
Ryan
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Those would be the most popular choices.
A good buddy of mine runs the Dynatrac SD Combo, and while I really like the kit with the bearings, hubs, axle shafts, etc..., you will have clearance issues with the drag link if you have a real thick front leaf pack. With a thinner front pack you should clear it.
The ORU and Donahoe Racing are both one piece cast knuckles that sell for the same price wih no core.
I like the Donahoe the best out of the two because the arm on the knuckle is farther inside and provides better clearance with the tire........and it has an adjustable steering stop on the knuckle.
I heard that ORU was going to redesign their knuckle since some people had clearance issues with certain tire/wheel combos but I'm not sure if they did yet.
Also, be sure to relocate the trac bar aka pan-rod bar.
Hope this helps.
A good buddy of mine runs the Dynatrac SD Combo, and while I really like the kit with the bearings, hubs, axle shafts, etc..., you will have clearance issues with the drag link if you have a real thick front leaf pack. With a thinner front pack you should clear it.
The ORU and Donahoe Racing are both one piece cast knuckles that sell for the same price wih no core.
I like the Donahoe the best out of the two because the arm on the knuckle is farther inside and provides better clearance with the tire........and it has an adjustable steering stop on the knuckle.
I heard that ORU was going to redesign their knuckle since some people had clearance issues with certain tire/wheel combos but I'm not sure if they did yet.
Also, be sure to relocate the trac bar aka pan-rod bar.
Hope this helps.
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