LoPo
Caught the Bug
I've run the synergy tie rod for about 4.5 years. No issues, though I think they came out with newer more HD ends in the last year or so.
Heavy duty tie rod
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I've run the synergy tie rod for about 4.5 years. No issues, though I think they came out with newer more HD ends in the last year or so.
sean.m.adams33
New member
Right on. It is at the top of my list. Especially since I bent the crap out of my stock one in big bear.
Rk Tie rod
I looked into the senergy and the currie. I chose the Rk because I didn't want to have to be locked into buying there ends. I liked with the RK that I was able to get the ends at Autozone if need be. :bleh: and its a but load cheaper than the currie.
I looked into the senergy and the currie. I chose the Rk because I didn't want to have to be locked into buying there ends. I liked with the RK that I was able to get the ends at Autozone if need be. :bleh: and its a but load cheaper than the currie.
JK's JK
Banned
I'm for sure interested in this set up. Do you have any part number?
Spartan
New member
I had their diff covers on my 2010 JKUR, and they worked great. Solid steel and well welded. Unlike the cast iron that most diff covers are made of. Had an RK HD tie rod on my my Jk, but Since ruff stuff make a JK tie rob now I think this will be the one I get for my next Jeep.
Rebel JK
New member
As you check link above scroll down and check the tapered knuckle inserts. I would get the 2 pack set. I needed to drill my knuckles out to 7/8" to fit the inserts to ensure proper rod end fit/ taper. Without drilling and using inserts, the new end studs were a little too big big to fully seat. I also found discount code for 15 percent off.
JandSJK
New member
Just curious if anyone has used this kit and the tapered inserts to do a tie rod flip. Would that cause any interference? Not around my jeep to look things over
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Rebel JK
New member
Definitly an interesting idea. I looked at this while doing mine but With the stock knuckle, the passenger side tie rod /end being on top would conflict with the drag link to knuckle connection. Not sure if it would fit if one is running a drag link flip.
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Was a little pricey but I went with the reid knuckles and synergy tierod and drag link. :thumbup:
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JkingAround
New member
Anyone running a aluminum tie rod?
biggy
Member
The RK pro tie rod is aluminum. Mine has taking a beating with no issues.
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JK's JK
Banned
Hows the setup come along?
Rottenbelly
New member
Ive been running this setup for over a year. On my 07 I didnt have to ream the knuckles. Has taking a beating. Bent it a little but it has enough give to bounce back so far.
Rebel JK
New member
Love the setup so far. Put it through some decent but not extreme paces at ocotillo wells and Truckhaven and couldn't be more pleased so far. For under 150 bucks it's not fancy but is a solid blue collar setup. Would recommend it.
StrizzyChris
New member
It has to be removed to adjust. Its only an issue the first time you install it. After that you never touch it again just like stock
Yup, what he said. No need to adjust something that won't need adjusting after it's installed.