"No-Notch" Tie Rod Kit.....

Originally posted by Chopped Mazda



Originally posted by 1LOWBUICK



Edited: 7/5/2007 1:28:02 PM by 1LOWBUICK

Is this the same kit that Devious used on there dually?">



NO, this is deffinentally not the same kit.

I know nothing about the Devious kit, but from what i can see, theres requires you to drill out your center link and possibly your spindle and use a bolt in its place....ours does not require that, ours is a tapered shaft that fits directly into your stock spindle and center link.

Im not quite sure how you would think it is the same kit. Were two different companies, and they look completely different.

I didnt even know that devious made kits like that. Devious customs makes some kick ass stuff, and they are probably some of my favorite builders out thare......i cant believe i didnt know they made these.

Taylor



Taylor, I don't think it is a kit that they manufacture...

I think that was just a one off thing they did when building that truck...

Either way, you'r kit looks a little more top "notch"(no pun intended ) to me

Originally posted by BaggedMazda87



Originally posted by Chopped Mazda



Originally posted by 1LOWBUICK



Edited: 7/5/2007 1:28:02 PM by 1LOWBUICK

Is this the same kit that Devious used on there dually?">



NO, this is deffinentally not the same kit.

I know nothing about the Devious kit, but from what i can see, theres requires you to drill out your center link and possibly your spindle and use a bolt in its place....ours does not require that, ours is a tapered shaft that fits directly into your stock spindle and center link.

Im not quite sure how you would think it is the same kit. Were two different companies, and they look completely different.

I didnt even know that devious made kits like that. Devious customs makes some kick ass stuff, and they are probably some of my favorite builders out thare......i cant believe i didnt know they made these.

Taylor



Taylor, I don't think it is a kit that they manufacture...

I think that was just a one off thing they did when building that truck...

Either way, you'r kit looks a little more top "notch"(no pun intended ) to me



ahhh, i didnt think i had ever heard of them producing kits like that.

thanks for the info.

Taylor

Edited: 7/5/2007 8:09:56 PM by ssc

For those who dont want to spend alot of money you can also modify your stock outer tierods. We sell a pair of new outers for $45.

Heres a pic of one.

http://www.silverstarcustoms.com/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=Projects&id=IM004030

that is badass taylor!

Originally posted by bagged85



that is badass taylor!

Edited: 7/7/2007 10:52:57 AM by BaggedMazda87

Gosh Clyde, gotta come in and ruin all the fun don't ya?!

haha





Originally posted by ssc



Edited: 7/5/2007 8:09:56 PM by ssc

For those who dont want to spend alot of money you can also modify your stock outer tierods. We sell a pair of new outers for $45.

Heres a pic of one.

http://www.silverstarcustoms.com/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=Projects&id=IM004030

Originally posted by BaggedMazda87



Gosh Clyde, gotta come in and ruin all the fun don't ya?!

haha





Originally posted by ssc



Edited: 7/5/2007 8:09:56 PM by ssc

For those who dont want to spend alot of money you can also modify your stock outer tierods. We sell a pair of new outers for $45.

Heres a pic of one.

http://www.silverstarcustoms.com/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=Projects&id=IM004030





Tyler

But its not a new topic. lol Just more info on the same topic. Not bashing your product but as we all know most minitruckers are on a budget. I like to see innovation from other companies.


Clyde SSC

Just an update for everyone:

Weve sold about 50 sets of these, and weve asked the customers to follow up with us on how their installation went, and how their alignment shop delt with the kit, and just overall their thoughts.....

Everyone that has responded to us told us that the installation took them less than an hour, and so far nobody had had an alignment shop turn them away or charge extra or anything, auctually one of the alignment shops got the number from a customer of ours and called and ordered a set for his pro-street S-10, with no bend, just to replace the stock ones, he liked them so much!

Another thing everyone seems to feel the same about is that it seems to make your steering more responsive and comfortable.

All of the responces have been positive and we appriceate everyone replying!

thanks guys


Taylor

Originally posted by Chopped Mazda



Originally posted by chris03hd



Man i wish you had something like this for my f150!

other vehicles will follow!

how bad do yours hit? is that usually an issue iwth f-150's? what years?



I don't know about the 04+ but on the 97-03 you need to notch the frame for the tie rod.