Teraflex Tie Rod and Drag Link Kit w/Ball Joints Package
JK
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Features & Product Details
The Teraflex Heavy Duty Tie Rod and Drag Link Kit was made to use for failed and bent factory steering components. As opposed to the factory tie rod, its HD 1.6in O.D. tie rod is more than 200% stronger and will allow roughly 14 degrees of movement with the intent of minimizing the tie rod roll. Teraflex HD's forged tie rod end housing was specially designed for JKs. However, it equally allows proper clearance for use with 17in factory wheels. As for the drag link, it is a fully forged design that eliminates excessive movement during hard steering maneuvers. Furthermore, it ensures for simple adjustments with the oversized DOM factory style adjusting collar and pinch clamp.
What good are these pieces without ball joints? The included ball joints come with studs that are manufactured from 4140 chromoly steel to ensure high hardenability with an additional heat treat that allows for excellent fatigue and abrasion resistance.The elimination of the weak factory plastic cups in these new products, unlike the previous ones has helped generate a better encounter for the owners. With two sintered metal bearings, the upper ball joint easily handles the rotational load while the lower ball ensures for a precise preload with the threaded metal cap.
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Q: Ball joints MAV1 year ago
Will the ball joints fit a stock 2007 jk unlimited X
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A: Yes, the ball joints will fit your JK.
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Q: 16” wheels T-Rex Escapee4 years ago
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A: It may make contact with a 16" wheel.
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Q: Steering/Tie rod raymore5 years ago
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A: Being a 2017, your ball joints probably haven't been changed before so you would need the non knurled ball joints. The knurled ball joints would be used in an axle that has had the ball joints changed a few times in the past.
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