Tj Steering

[igofshn]

I don't know who your sources are but they are full of it. They must be competitors. Of course RE is against Currie because RE doesn't have anything to compare with Currie.

[NAILER341]

currie is one of their biggest competitors.. of course they will try to deter you from it

[flywaterguide]

That's not worth $650

From talking to a bunch of different sources, the consensus is that the currie system isn't much better than stock.

The guys at RE and other places where really high on the U-turn steering, which is why I went with it. With this steering, I was able to move my front axle a bit forward, which was something I needed to do to clear up my death wobble problems.

When I purchased this steering I also purchased a number of other items and was able to buy it for much less than the $650 retail price. I paid a bit more for this steering than the Currie, but not a heck of a lot.

I'd suggest calling around and seeing what prices you can find. It's real new, so some places are willing to make you a deal!

Best,

FG

[igofshn]

It's hard to beat Currie. I'm running a stock drag link with Big Daddy tie rod.

[Bachman]

What do you think Al, what's good?

[igofshn]

Have a look at this steering... it's beefy as heck!

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


Best,
Flywaterguide

That's not worth $650

[flywaterguide]

Have a look at this steering... it's beefy as heck!

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


Best,
Flywaterguide

[Black & Tan TJ]

Probably the Currie steering system for a stock up grade. There are a few others that need serious mods to work, high steer type.

B&T TJ

[Bachman]

Who makes the strongest Steering set-up out there? Tie-rod, Drag link, Tie-rod ends, the whole bit. Money is no object Just wanted to know what's the best, strongest stuff. Thanks...