Steering linkages recommendations please

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desertbuzz

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Hey Jeepers,

I need to replace my stock steering linkages (draglink, tierod and probably control arms)
Need your recommendation on what to buy.

Note: 2012 JKU with 2.5" AEV suspension and 33" tires.

Thanks !
 
VeruGE*144

VeruGE*144

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I would say it depends on how hard you wheel your Jeep to determine how much of a heavy duty links you need. If you are running a cylinder assist,you need a heavy duty tie rod.
Good brands people run are Currie, Fusion 4x4, WFO, Synergy.
Also Core 4x4 makes some stout products, I run their control arms.


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zimm

zimm

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I'd run a stock drag link, currie tie rod (the $300 one, not the $750 one).
 
wjtstudios

wjtstudios

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I run fusion 4x4 tie and Drag links. Extremely well made. I bent the shit out of both of my OEM tie rod and drag links. I highly doubt I’ll be able to do it to these.


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desertbuzz

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VeruGE*144 said:
I would say it depends on how hard you wheel your Jeep to determine how much of a heavy duty links you need. If you are running a cylinder assist,you need a heavy duty tie rod.
Good brands people run are Currie, Fusion 4x4, WFO, Synergy.
Also Core 4x4 makes some stout products, I run their control arms.


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No cylinder assist . Just a good steering stabilizer.
This JK is used as a DD (70% road) and 30% off road. Nothing extreme (no rocks) ... As the desert here is predominantly sand and very big sand dunes. (Hence the mild lift to keep CG low).
 
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fouts

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Take a look at the Yeti Smart Steer. Just did my 2012 2dr and really impressed with the quality.

Marc
 
2nd.gunman

2nd.gunman

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desertbuzz said:
No cylinder assist . Just a good steering stabilizer.
This JK is used as a DD (70% road) and 30% off road. Nothing extreme (no rocks) ... As the desert here is predominantly sand and very big sand dunes. (Hence the mild lift to keep CG low).
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I’d stay stock then. Or if they need to be replaced get crown replacements.


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jeeeep

jeeeep

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fouts said:
Take a look at the Yeti Smart Steer. Just did my 2012 2dr and really impressed with the quality.

Marc
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speaking from experience, stay away from SmartSteer...way overpriced, replacement parts are overpriced and they do not stand behind their product...I jut replaced it with Currie.
 
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desertbuzz

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Thank you all for your feedback
I've heard very mixed reviews about crown steering linkages parts ... Good price / bad durability.

I think I'll go for with Currie ... A good midway upgrade over stock and not too pricey.

What about control arms bushings guys? back in the days of my CJs and YJs I had all around polyurethane suspension bushings.
I was thinking of replacing the OEM bushing with a Poly kit from EnergySuspension. .... Your views.
 
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