Ford Bronco HD Steering Sleeve Kit Install
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2022
- As capable as these new Broncos are out on the trail, the factory steering tie rod ends have proven to be a weak point when running larger tires, breaking at the threaded rod. JKS has the solution with a new sleeve kit designed specifically for the Bronco's factory tie rod ends. This heavy duty sleeve kit reinforces your steering by replacing the OE jam nut with a robust sleeve that supports the tie rod from bending or breaking. Designed to be used on a variety of lift heights, this sleeve kit still allows full tow adjustment to dial in front end alignment. Installation is quick and easy to give you confidence and piece of mind to push your Bronco to the limit out on the trail.
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I like this a lot.
I really like this idea. My concern would be if there is enough of the inner tie rod exposed to make the toe adjustment.
Sweet
Not to sound like a smart ass, but if it's such an issue, why don't they just make them like this?
It makes perfect sense that the failure point would be at the exposed thread point. If you were trying to create a weak point to snap something you'd make a little groove to have it happen too..
What of the problem of it moving the failure point up and into the steering housing?
That broncbuster style steering bushing.. Are they the only ones who make it? The price on the thing is insane.
because when the engineers desinged the broncos suppension,its spec to the factory designe,people modify their own vehicles as they want
If you measure before you install it, will you need to do a new alignment?
This is something I would like to know as well. Should I just do the install at my local mechanics place and get the alignment done same day?
If you measure with an accurate measuring gauge, it will in effect be the same as when you found it.
It's going to be incredibly close.. To the point of being fine.
Still can't believe they haven't figured out an auto alignment adjustment for cars. The amount of times we have to do this is insane. Especially for off-roaders.
Does anyone know the torque spec for the tie rod nut?
32lbs