2.5 ton tie rod - fusion 4x4

[OverlanderJK]

I run the fusion setup on mine, at least I did on last axle. New ones require something different. It is stout. I have gouged the aluminum a few times but that's because I just ram sh*t with it. It does use the rare parts ends, same as Currie's setup. I'd recommend it to anyone. If u can break or bend solid 1.75" 7075 you deserve an award

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[RCVRY]

Do you not like the flex of the aluminum?

Aluminum= no flex. Aluminum is much more rigid, and brittle, than most steel. i.e. it will break before it bends. Good for some applications, aluminium's main advantage is less weight not strength.

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[Speedy_RCW]

Aluminum= no flex. Aluminum is much more rigid, and brittle, than most steel. i.e. it will break before it bends. Good for some applications, aluminium's main advantage is less weight not strength.

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Aluminum will flex and return to its prior shape unlike most steels. I’d be impressed to see someone break an aluminum tie rod by bending it.


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[2nd.gunman]

Aluminum= no flex. Aluminum is much more rigid, and brittle, than most steel. i.e. it will break before it bends. Good for some applications, aluminium's main advantage is less weight not strength.

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That really depends on the grade. 5083 for example is brittle and will crack before it bends but 7075 you can bend past 90 degrees without cracking depending on thickness


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[13_gecko_rubi]

Hold my beer Cletus!


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All I got out of that picture is my stupid locker wasn't engaged. Probably why I didn't make the hill lol.

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[TheGrendel]

Aluminum= no flex. Aluminum is much more rigid, and brittle, than most steel. i.e. it will break before it bends. Good for some applications, aluminium's main advantage is less weight not strength.

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:crazyeyes:

 

[jk12blk]

Fusion4x4 provides a lifetime warranty. If you bend the TRE or aluminum rod, Dan will replace it. Fusion4x4 also heat treats the TREs unlike Currie. And Currie charges for replacement ends and cartridges last I knew. WFO is legit, but not sure if Trevor provides the same warranty as Fusion4x4.

 

[CarolinaJK]

I have their tie rod. I haven’t had a chance to ram it into anything quite yet though. However from the looks of it, if you can bend it, you deserve a medal. Just my 2 cents.


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[upnover]

72.5" XD60/PR80... never worry again lol

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When’s the 8 cylinder going in??


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[13_gecko_rubi]

When’s the 8 cylinder going in??


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Couple weeks



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[SFC_LOPEZ]

I just bought the Fusion 4x4 2.5 ton tie rod. This thing is beefy! I can’t imagine ever destroying this thing.

 

[VeruGE*144]

I broke mine in a little last outing.

 

[SFC_LOPEZ]

I broke mine in a little last outing.
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Nice! :rock:

 

[Tmqdoc1]

Just a heads up. Anyone running this with the fox ATS stabilizer will need this adapter bolt by synergy. At least with the current clamp.
SKU
SYN-4051-01