WH Clydesdale Steering
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WH Clydesdale Steering
Looks like I might have a slightly bent Tie Rod (guess it's officially called a drag link), so looking at options. I like keeping it stock, and definitely don't want to do anything with heims, but was looking at the Wild Horses Clydesdale setup as a potential. Sort of pricey, but looks like it could handle my style of off roading way better. Any experience here with this setup?
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Re: WH Clydesdale Steering
I have a new drag link if you need it. $75
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Those are so beefy you could probably race Baja with them.
Most of us are running GE one ton components from ruff stuff
Most of us are running GE one ton components from ruff stuff
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WH Clydesdale Steering
Rox Crusher wrote:Those are so beefy you could probably race Baja with them.
Most of us are running GE one ton components from ruff stuff
itΓÇÖs definitely race capable. I donΓÇÖt want to ream anything, so IΓÇÖm either going to do this Clydesdale setup or go with their 3 point adjustable, which is an improvement over stock, but pretty much keeps stock engineering and allows replacing TREΓÇÖs on all ends. IΓÇÖm leaning to the 3 pt adjustable at the moment, but IΓÇÖm not opposed to significant overkill [emoji23][emoji23]. Will probably order ΓÇ£whateverΓÇ¥ next week.
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Re: WH Clydesdale Steering
If you don't want to get into the reaming and other mods (track bar riser) to go with a tie rod over setup just stick with the adjustable linkage. If you decide to do a tie rod over, you can do it a lot cheaper with Ruffstuff 1 ton parts.
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Viperwolf1 wrote:If you don't want to get into the reaming and other mods (track bar riser) to go with a tie rod over setup just stick with the adjustable linkage. If you decide to do a tie rod over, you can do it a lot cheaper with Ruffstuff 1 ton parts.
OK -- Although I should probably do a TR over, I definitely don't want to ream the pitman and knuckles so I'm going to just go with the stock design 3 point Adjustable setup from WH. It's tempting, but I just can't justify the additional $350 for the Clydesdale stuff.
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Re: WH Clydesdale Steering
I have a reamer floating around the club somewhere. Think Justin still has it.
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74 Ranger EFI351w, 4r70w, ARB 5.13 9in, ARB 5.13D44, and a bunch of other goodies. Best of all the family memories.
04 Mustang Cobra, KenneBell 2.2 feeding a lot of boost on E85. Tire shredding machine
New project: 77 Bronco Ranger, body work and more body work.
Very little left of a 72 durango tan explorer sport