Steering components help

[guruerror]

I did the Cognito UCA and Pitman/Idler kits a few years back after snapping a tie rod on a trail. I haven't had a minutes problem with any front steering component since. Plus it levels the truck and maintains the smooth factory ride.

Well worth the $ IMO...even if you are staying stock and on the blacktop.

[Egan]

I bought the Moog Pitman & Idler package and the Kryptonite Tie Rods from DMAXstore.com. They said the support wasn't really needed unless I was running really large tires so I left it off for now. I'm putting it all on this weekend so we'll see how it goes.

[guruerror]

Originally Posted by Egan

I bought the Moog Pitman & Idler package and the Kryptonite Tie Rods from DMAXstore.com. They said the support wasn't really needed unless I was running really large tires so I left it off for now. I'm putting it all on this weekend so we'll see how it goes.

SIDE NOTE: Kryptonites are awesome.

[pdxrealtor]

Not looking to level the truck or do anything with upper control arms.

All I need is pitman/idler and passenger hub.

All I'll do is what I need unless someone has some experience on the EBAY items above from Mac, also available at macautoparts.net. ... or the like.

If the parts I'm asking about have any worth at all to them I can't see not doing it all at once.

[guruerror]

Originally Posted by pdxrealtor

Not looking to level the truck or do anything with upper control arms.

All I need is pitman/idler and passenger hub.

All I'll do is what I need unless someone has some experience on the EBAY items above from Mac, also available at macautoparts.net. ... or the like.

If the parts I'm asking about have any worth at all to them I can't see not doing it all at once.

I obviously misread your original message; I saw "Cognito support kit" and immediately thought of the UCA kit.

Since I don't have any experience with MAC Autoparts...I'll let some else chime in.

Cheers.

EDIT: http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Mac_Auto_Parts
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=mac+autoparts+reviews...lol. Check out the eBay Guides review...hidden insurance fees may apply.

[pdxrealtor]

Love it

I read for a couple hours last night and it seems you could add the Cognito support kit to a slightly worn idler/pitman, or add to new idler/pitman to prevent from going bad in the future.

Cognito states no need to get beefed up idler/pitman with their support kit.

If these Mac parts are no less quality than what you'd get at your local Oreily Auto Parts store, Nappa, or Pepboys then I can't see why I wouldn't do the entire front end.

That's all I'm trying to determine...

[guruerror]

I'd be a bit leary of MAC...check out the two links that I edited into my previous post (above).