4x4 labs hy steer...

[lurch]

I run the 4x4 Labs on my FJ 40.5 rig. I am very happy with it for the same reasons Woody mentioned.

X2

Mine works great...had a little problem with clearence on the frame and spring. But sent them back to luke for some tweaking and all was good. Still hits my frame on a hard bump but thats because my soa is really mild (short spring hangers and shackles) and my springs are perfectly flat on level ground. I just need to adjust the bump stops and shackle lengths.

 

[chicago]

Just a side note: Brian and FROF/Diamond will make custom length steering links for $60 each.

Does that include the rod ends?

Got a link and or an e mail to that. Ill be needing that info I think.
Im waiting till I get a pittman arm and the measurements that Ill be needing, but ALL options will be awesome.

Rusty TLC made his own and used a weld in bung with the threads for the ends...pretty cheap to recall as well...

Thanks,

 

[chicago]

yep.

Pirate4x4.Com - Extreme Four Wheel Drive

I stuck a magnet on the drill bit before I fully penetrated the holes to collect the fillings.

MAY have to add this to the GROWING list!
Thanks for the link!

 

[bustanutley]

Does that include the rod ends?

Got a link and or an e mail to that. Ill be needing that info I think.
Im waiting till I get a pittman arm and the measurements that Ill be needing, but ALL options will be awesome.

Rusty TLC made his own and used a weld in bung with the threads for the ends...pretty cheap to recall as well...

Thanks,

Front Range Off-Road Fabrication

no ends, much nicer than weld in bungs

I too have never hit my steering links on any rocks and I do some dumb stuff when behind the wheel of my 40.

 

[chicago]

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Front Range Off-Road Fabrication

no ends, much nicer than weld in bungs

I too have never hit my steering links on any rocks and I do some dumb stuff when behind the wheel of my 40.

Right on

 

[64Rotorhead]

Dead thread, but shouldn’t it be called the Lankensperger angle?