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Old 12-12-2006, 01:20 AM
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I'm on my second steering gear and it is very sloppy. The idler pivot is the only part of my steering I have not changed at least once.
I think I want to try a new steering gear from PSC and not go back with stock. Maybe get one pre-ported for Hydro so I can add that later, after I get the whole steering figured out and beefed up.... or on top of a solid axle.
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Hydro is the best way to go. I have been running a hydro setup 2+ years. Did away with my idler arm, centerlink, and stock pitman arm completely. End of problems+ I can sit still and turn 37" tires lock to lock with one finger. Completely satisified with it.

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