Rock Jock High Steer Knuckles

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Yup exactly crazy shapes with all of it, even have an adjustable bumpstop that won sema 4x4 product of the year. Johns always coming up with cool stuff

If I was just starting off with a build, I'd go with that whole front end arrangement.

Yeah, those adjustable bump stop tower spacers are very cool. Keeps the axle clean, without anything blocking access to front upper arm hardware...

I'm looking forward to seeing this setup in real world use. The unique shapes and profiles of the front end linkages definitely seem to answer a lot of clearance issues, without sacrificing function and travel. Case in point, the beefy tie rod clamp that can be used with either a stabilizer or hydraulics. Due to the contours and bends in the tie rod, the clamp is located on the backside. Not only does it put the ram parallel to the rod, but it also clears the axle through full range of motion and is one less possible interference when fully stuffed...

I know that you already know all of this, but I enjoy the conversation and getting to share this stuff with the forum.

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If I was just starting off with a build, I'd go with that whole front end arrangement.

Yeah, those adjustable bump stop tower spacers are very cool. Keeps the axle clean, without anything blocking access to front upper arm hardware...

I'm looking forward to seeing this setup in real world use. The unique shapes and profiles of the front end linkages definitely seem to answer a lot of clearance issues, without sacrificing function and travel. Case in point, the beefy tie rod clamp that can be used with either a stabilizer or hydraulics. Due to the contours and bends in the tie rod, the clamp is located on the backside. Not only does it put the ram parallel to the rod, but it also clears the axle through full range of motion and is one less possible interference when fully stuffed...

I know that you already know all of this, but I enjoy the conversation and getting to share this stuff with the forum.

Definitely! you got some good pics of it all haha. You can see a bit of it in action on the new trail hero video they posted. Its on the black leopard spotted jeep.

 

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Definitely! you got some good pics of it all haha. You can see a bit of it in action on the new trail hero video they posted. Its on the black leopard spotted jeep.

Thanks for posting that video. I'll definitely watch it after work when I get home to the big screen.

 

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Currie/rockjock (his sons company) may not be the 'prettiest' parts but let me tell you, they are w/o doubt the most durable and best engineered parts imo.

Thanks for the pics headbarcode!

I think 4WD tech is seriously outgrowing even Moab.. crazy...

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