Currie Currect Link vs EVO Draglink Flip

PHX JK

PHX JK

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Considering Both of These Draglink Kits flipped of course. Notice that the EVO comes with a front Trackbar Bracket and the Currie has a Complete Draglink and Complete Tie Rod.
I really like both of these Companies. This it for a 4in Lifted 37in Tire JKU
Thanks in Advance
PHX JK
 
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JKDream

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PHX JK said:
Considering Both of These Draglink Kits flipped of course. Notice that the EVO comes with a front Trackbar Bracket and the Currie has a Complete Draglink and Complete Tie Rod.
I really like both of these Companies. This it for a 4in Lifted 37in Tire JKU
Thanks in Advance
PHX JK
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I'd personally go the Currie route.
The stock draglink is pretty wimpy, and the clamp has a really hard time keeping the wheel straight after wheeling.
EVO uses a stock RHD drag link. If you have - or are going to have hydro then the EVO would work just fine.
 
JKbrick

JKbrick

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JKDream said:
I'd personally go the Currie route.
The stock draglink is pretty wimpy, and the clamp has a really hard time keeping the wheel straight after wheeling.
EVO uses a stock RHD drag link. If you have - or are going to have hydro then the EVO would work just fine.
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I think a lot of guys use stock rhd drag links with Currie tie rods and like that set up from what I've read


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