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Just wondering if anyone has giiven much thought to a TJ Highsteer setup?
I know Suburban have been playing with it - but not much has been said.....
So I was wondering if anyone had more news or ideas???
I'd love to more to a HiSteer but don't want to spend much $$$ on a Dana30 so ideally a cost effective suggestion.....
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wooders, have a look at a WJ D30 steering knuckle.. (pas side)
that may strike some thoughts...


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Sorry Bill, I'll direct my next tech question about carpet to there :splat:
Hmm thanks for the tip - I'll have a look see....

I'm still thinking longer term will be the front end swap - which hopefully will include HiSteer....
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ya.
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Wooders Sam has a Dana 60 for sale
would that help ???
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Front Dana60?? I'm interested :D
BTW here's a US dana30 HiSteer...But I thinks it might be a tad expensive to get here....
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where does the damper go?
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See the hole in the middle of the tie rod? I'd guess there...
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Post by bj on roids »

bling fawkin bling!!

AFAIK wooders sam has a complete chevy dana 60 full width and wants $2500
hands and mums dont count!!!
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Post by zzzz »

Give me some more details on the 60 please.
May be interested. whats sams email addy? and where is he?

Wooders - Look at the goferit tie rod flip kit for a nice cheap solution.
Well it is not full high steer but it does get the tie rod a bit more out of the way and all for the grand sum of US$28

http://www.goferitoffroad.com/products.htm
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Post by Wooders »

Zach,

Interesting...Is is only for one side - would be nice if could be installed on both sides....Doesn't address the Panhard rod, so I'd guess you'd need to relocate that to avaoid bumpsteer...

I wonder what the ADR's & Engineers would have to say about it.....
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Post by Liam »

We get billet high steer arms for dana 44's, haven't ever tried for anything else. A few different configurations are possible depending on what knuckles you have and whether you wish to run one or two arms.
It's also possible to run chevy k20 truck knuckles and spindles ( have to redrill the caliper mounts)
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Post by billsta »

hey no panhard rod?mm..
have you seen that proto type tera long arm a little while ago? they triangulated the front end as well as the rear.. cant remember if they did anyhitng with a hi-steer...
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Wooders and ZZZZ Sam is strangerover
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... rofile&u=2
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Post by zzzz »

Wooders wrote:Zach,

Interesting...Is is only for one side - would be nice if could be installed on both sides....Doesn't address the Panhard rod, so I'd guess you'd need to relocate that to avaoid bumpsteer...

I wonder what the ADR's & Engineers would have to say about it.....


bah! bumpsteer, couldn't give a rats ass about that onroad crap :)
US$28 and very cheap for shipping as it is so small is a good price for that little doohicky. Raise one end of your tie rod by 1-2" and the other end will even lift a tiny bit as well.

Don't bother doing high steer on your dana30 - just not worth polishing that turd any more than you have to. hehe. :D
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