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Old 10-18-2009, 10:27 PM   #1
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Tie Rod issues

Hello

i was wondering what a good tie rod is for my reg cab 4.3 2wd.

I was also wondering if there was a place where you can buy all tie rods, ball joints, center link all in one package.

Its just wayy more money then i thought it was gonna be for good tie rods so im tring to find a package that gives you a little price break

Also if theres a good polyurithan kit. If im gonna do it i want to do it right the first time ya know.

Thanks guys
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Re: Tie Rod issues

Ebay, you can't go wrong.
Old 10-19-2009, 06:24 PM   #3
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yea i was looking on there.

theres a full kit with tie rods center link and ball joints for $100. im just concerned that it might be sh*ty quaility
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I have bought a big amount of parts off of ebay and they have all been quality with lifetime warranty. The key is to use paypal because they WILL warrant your purchase especially if the seller says yes won't do it even though it was in the selling post. They will give you your money back and ban him from Ebay. To each his own I guess.
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Go with steel rod with heim end, then center link from local auto store with lifetime warranty and you're set.
Old 10-20-2009, 05:33 PM   #6
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ya but the tie rod will have to be custom made to accomodate heims
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Re: Tie Rod issues

Quote: Originally Posted by alarm_the_alarm
Hello

i was wondering what a good tie rod is for my reg cab 4.3 2wd.

I was also wondering if there was a place where you can buy all tie rods, ball joints, center link all in one package.

Its just wayy more money then i thought it was gonna be for good tie rods so im tring to find a package that gives you a little price break

Also if theres a good polyurithan kit. If im gonna do it i want to do it right the first time ya know.

Thanks guys
Steeling linkage:

http://www.powerperformancemotorspor...&categoryId=17

Ball joints:

Uppers
http://www.powerperformancemotorspor...&categoryId=17

Lowers
http://www.powerperformancemotorspor...&categoryId=17
Old 10-29-2009, 04:23 PM   #8
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thanks. how do the power performance parts compare to say moog for quailty and strength? Its just a DD and wont see much offroad. mostly gravel roads with the ocasional mud pit
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Quote: Originally Posted by alarm_the_alarm
thanks. how do the power performance parts compare to say moog for quailty and strength? Its just a DD and wont see much offroad. mostly gravel roads with the ocasional mud pit
No comparison. We use higher quality steel than the competition, better heat treat processes, and a better design.



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