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Anyone Used Rustys Over The Nuckle Steering Before?


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I have never run it, but have not heard one good thing about it.

 

If you want to run OTK steering, why not buy your self a 1.5" per foot (7.XX degree) reamer and a GM one ton TRE set up? JCR for a more bolt on application or Ruff Stuff for a more custom application.

 

http://www.jcroffroad.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=J&Screen=PROD&Product_Code=1TNST-OTK

 

http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/YLINK.html

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Bc I don't wanna build something just want something to drill out and put in

If you want pure bolt on, take a look at OROs UTurn.

http://www.offroadonly.com/products/new/u-turn/

 

But really, any OTK set up will not be straight bolt on. The JCR GM one ton set up should only require you to ream the knuckles (drill) for the TRE. Plus you can buy the TRE at any auto part store vs a special order part from Rusty.

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Bc I don't wanna build something just want something to drill out and put in

If you want pure bolt on, take a look at OROs UTurn.

http://www.offroadonly.com/products/new/u-turn/

 

But really, any OTK set up will not be straight bolt on. The JCR GM one ton set up should only require you to ream the knuckles (drill) for the TRE. Plus you can buy the TRE at any auto part store vs a special order part from Rusty.

Why use 1 ton stuff? How would that even fit?

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I'd consider WJ crossover steering and knuckles, brakes the works.... 

 

To go OTK with the stock inverted Y set up...you need to raise the axle end of the track bar, or lower frame end of the track bar mount to match the change in the angle of the drag link you will have some bump steer issues.

 

You can get knuckle inserts from goferit offroad, weld em in, then you must use a flipped export drag link because the stock drag link won't clear the axle when you flip it.

 

http://www.goferitoffroad.com/products.htm

http://www.jeep4x4center.com/tie-rod-with-right-hand-drive-52006582.html?utm_source=cj

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Also check out IRO for steering.  I use their setup on my trail rig and it works fine.  I bought mine used, and its the first gen of their steering.  The newer one is refined.  In what way, I'm not sure.

 

http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=IROR&Product_Code=IR-TOTKS&Category_Code=XST

 

I have also used the already recommended U-Turn steering system by ORO.  Very nice complete bolt on.......if you have deep pockets!  

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Also check out IRO for steering.  I use their setup on my trail rig and it works fine....

 

Pretty sure you should have a build thread for said trail rig. Just sayin'...

That POS is hardly worth a picture.

 

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There's a few guys on NAXJA running the froelich stuff.

 

If you contact Kris directly he may be able to meet you somewhere and save you some money on shipping.

He comes down to the portland area from time to time to pick up stuff.

 

Pm Redrider2911 on NAXJA

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