Trying to reduce bump steer. Anyone try these

[leanburn]

https://www.facebook.com/191814724168123/photos/pb.191814724168123.-2207520000.1461211856./1262634713752780/?type=3&theater

[Chryco Psycho]

I believe Brad is using something similar

[dodj]

Any clearance issues with the wheel?

[brads70]

You could buy all those pieces yourself from Allstar and save  at least half?

I used this . https://www.howeracing.com/p-7449-howe-quick-bump-tie-rod-ends.aspx

[rt green]

just make sure your centerlink is level

[leanburn]

just make sure your centerlink is level

Ok, so mine is not level, I haven't gotten it on the lift to measure it but it's definately out 1/2" or more. So how does a person level it ?

 

[brads70]

Ok, so mine is not level, I haven't gotten it on the lift to measure it but it's definately out 1/2" or more. So how does a person level it ?

[leanburn]

Seems pretty straight forward, I assume I would have to make shims?

[1 Wild R/T]

One thing that never gets mentioned... If you file the bolt hole to correct the drag link side to side you've created a point of motion, it will find a way to loosen & move... So to fix it when you are assembling the idler put a semi-large flat washer on before the nut & when you have the drag link level & things are tight put a few tack weld on the washer to the K frame...

Seems pretty straight forward, I assume I would have to make shims?

No, standard alignment shims work just fine...