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Yep!! re measure it... there is no way it can change it if you made it the same length.That weird how replacing a stock one with one that is the same length will all of a sudden cause this. Doesn't make sense.
It must be an issue if Alex is redesigning his tie rods to correct this issue.That weird how replacing a stock one with one that is the same length will all of a sudden cause this. Doesn't make sense.
Why don't you go jack yours up and let us know?So does it do this with the stock tie rods?
It's not the tie rod its the height and location of it mounted on the spindle. Lucky the majority of us are all using the same size rod end at the spindle so even if you're using someone else's tie rods my spacers will work.So does it do this with the stock tie rods?
Ok so Alex I bought your front tie rods. Are you saying im going to need spacers too? Where do these spacers go?It's not the tie rod its the height and location of it mounted on the spindle. Lucky the majority of us are all using the same size rod end at the spindle so even if you're using someone else's tie rods my spacers will work.
Correct. On my rhino, after I put in a buggy rack, I had to try different spacers till I got next to no bump steer.It's not the tie rod its the height and location of it mounted on the spindle. Lucky the majority of us are all using the same size rod end at the spindle so even if you're using someone else's tie rods my spacers will work.
What??? So the spindle is messed up? Again, if I used the factory connection to the spindle and just replaced the hollow tube, Why would this happen? It is designed from the factory to do this? If the factory tierod doesn't do this, then a correctly manufactured replacement should not do it either.It's not the tie rod its the height and location of it mounted on the spindle. Lucky the majority of us are all using the same size rod end at the spindle so even if you're using someone else's tie rods my spacers will work.
Alex,It does this from the factory in stock form.