Hi Dave, that would be correct. If you want high steer on a RHD you need the non flip and the other way around for stock setup. We stock these and will have them on our website with the description to match our RHD application. Cheers Vic
Hi guys, I noticed you have flipped and non flipped versions, I presume your flipped version will be a RHD non flipped version? Looks great by the way!
Are the ball joints on the drag link and tie rod end pressable? A mechanic told me I would have to replace the entire drag link but it looks like the ball joint can be pressed out and a new ball joint pressed in.
Anyone know what the OEM tire-rod length is? I think i got mine right but it doesn't look like it i measured and on paper in correct but, I would like a reference point.
will this improve the jeeps turning circle? and if not any suggestions on how to increase the jeeps terrible turning circle. Couldn't chuck a u turn on a 4 lane highway, its shocking lmao
My 2017 Jeep Wrangler Chief Edition is stock height & stock tires. I replaced the stock parts with the TeraFlex HD tie rod, drag link, track bar and steering stabilizer. I had an alignment done after the new parts were installed. Is there a break in period for the new parts?
Thanks for reaching out! Yes, when new there is a notable period of time for say the first 500 miles where the joints will progressively break in and loosen up.
I’m working on a 98 grand Cherokee.theres a front left and front right tie rod I orders those parts I am trying to figure out a name of the tie rod that connects the drag bar to the pitmen arm what is that tie rod called it looks like tie rod end we’re it connects to bottom of pitmen ?
Those are going to be a y-link setup most likely. Completely different then a separate tie rod and drag link. But the Drag link is the one coming from the pitman arm down to the tie rod or the passenger knuckle. depending on application.
Hi I have this set on my 2011 jku unlimited sport wrangler tie rod ends are worn out to the point that I can’t get an alignment from any professional 4x4 shops is there any warranty that can help me out.
They are greased from the factory, but you will want to great them every month or two. Adjusting the preload as the wear plate "wears" to tighten everything up occasionally as well.
This is an awesome kit. Tonight I have a Premier video where I give a huge thanks to TeraFlex for their awesome customer support.
Glad you got some use out of it. We love making them. Thanks for your support.
@@teraflexsuspensions thank you! 'Merica!
At the 2 minute mark the music changes and it gets intense. also was the ball joint torque spec
Hi Dave, that would be correct. If you want high steer on a RHD you need the non flip and the other way around for stock setup. We stock these and will have them on our website with the description to match our RHD application. Cheers Vic
Where was the oversized steering stabilizer shock mount obtained from?
It comes in the kit.
Hi guys, I noticed you have flipped and non flipped versions, I presume your flipped version will be a RHD non flipped version?
Looks great by the way!
Thanks for showing how to install steering stabilizer relocation bracket 🙄🙄🙄
Bro tierod end was touching the rotor heat shield ? We can leave it as is?
should ends on tie rod be threaded exactly the same length
Are the ball joints on the drag link and tie rod end pressable? A mechanic told me I would have to replace the entire drag link but it looks like the ball joint can be pressed out and a new ball joint pressed in.
If the ball joints can be pressed, what are the replacement part numbers?
Yes, removing the snap ring on the top of the joint, and you can press them out. Replacement part number is 1344410.
@@randallgould6682 Replacement part number is 1344410
Anyone know what the OEM tire-rod length is? I think i got mine right but it doesn't look like it i measured and on paper in correct but, I would like a reference point.
will this improve the jeeps turning circle? and if not any suggestions on how to increase the jeeps terrible turning circle. Couldn't chuck a u turn on a 4 lane highway, its shocking lmao
no, the turning circle is from the steering box. JK has a semi truck turning circle, you gotta live with that
My 2017 Jeep Wrangler Chief Edition is stock height & stock tires. I replaced the stock parts with the TeraFlex HD tie rod, drag link, track bar and steering stabilizer. I had an alignment done after the new parts were installed. Is there a break in period for the new parts?
Thanks for reaching out! Yes, when new there is a notable period of time for say the first 500 miles where the joints will progressively break in and loosen up.
I’m working on a 98 grand Cherokee.theres a front left and front right tie rod I orders those parts I am trying to figure out a name of the tie rod that connects the drag bar to the pitmen arm what is that tie rod called it looks like tie rod end we’re it connects to bottom of pitmen ?
Those are going to be a y-link setup most likely. Completely different then a separate tie rod and drag link. But the Drag link is the one coming from the pitman arm down to the tie rod or the passenger knuckle. depending on application.
Hi I have this set on my 2011 jku unlimited sport wrangler tie rod ends are worn out to the point that I can’t get an alignment from any professional 4x4 shops is there any warranty that can help me out.
Did you ever get this solved? I have the same issue :(
Do these need to be greased after install?
They are greased from the factory, but you will want to great them every month or two. Adjusting the preload as the wear plate "wears" to tighten everything up occasionally as well.
Biggest piece of shit product ever.