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I was once told you don't buy a 4x4 you build a 4x4!!!
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Re: I was once told you don't buy a 4x4 you build a 4x4!!!
Great idea on ordering spare tie rods, I'm going to do the same.
2000 H1 Open Top, Yellow, 38.5X14.50 TSL SX
2003 H2 White, Fabtech 6", 40X15.50X22 Toyo Open Country MT
2009 H3T Alpha, F/R Lockers, Boulder Grey, Gobi Stealth, UCP, 35X12.50X18 KM2's
Re: I was once told you don't buy a 4x4 you build a 4x4!!!
It looks like the tie rod on the H2 is the same size on the H3. no wonder with 40” tires and a Supercharger you also broke them.
Looking at your pic it seems when they go they go on the adjustment bold, I ordered up both ends just incase.
This is what I ordered, I should be getting them this week as I had to order them from the US and have them Fedex’d over.
16mm Tie rod part numbers:
25781473 ROD KIT, STRG LNKG INR TIE(PART OF 1)(INCLS Jam Nut)(16MM) $31.56ea
15907712 ROD KIT, STRG LNKG OTR TIE(PART OF 1)(INCLS Lingage Nut)(16MM) $35.81ea
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/perfPackages.cfm
Make sure you have the right tools to change them if required........
Re: I was once told you don't buy a 4x4 you build a 4x4!!!
http://bulletproofsteering.com/main.html
I've turned down my T-Bar 1" to see if I can reduce the amount of bounce on the front, have plenty of ground clearance and think I can afford to give that amount back now I've put a full skid plate on.
Going to test this weekend, still want to fit a front locker but worried I'm going to smash my diff or start breaking CV joints, hopeing for some feed back from others on this site before I jump in and make a mistake.
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