RancherRob
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I was told it might help with the death wobble issue I've been fighting. Are they an easy direct no modify swap? Where can I get them? Does anyone have the part # for them?
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I gave that up. Maybe its a flash back? Google is ur friend. I was told by steersmarts and google search confirms it. The rubicons have aluminum steering knuckles. Aluminum steering boxes and gears too BTW. Maybe you need a toke?Aluminum steering knuckle? Uh.......what you smoking?
Probably a litle more like Dynatrac or Currie.So sounds like a job for Rancho or Teraflex to fix this ignorant mistake.
Yes, those guys! But Dynatrac will probably charge $2k for themProbably a litle more like Dynatrac or Currie.
The fact that these cast iron knuckles exist confirms the aluminum knuckles are not optimal.Not sure if they are direct fit or not, but the only way I could see it helping with death wobble is if you have bad ball joints and you replace them at the same time as the knuckles.
Yeah they will, and cheaper they told me 250-275 eachCheaper than I thought....$700 for both isn't insane. High for factory parts....I'd probably wait for Reid if I was worried....they should at least be beefier and might even offer a high steer option.
Cast Iron is stronger than aluminum, in a desert racing truck (which is what the Mojave is designed as) you need the stronger knuckle so you don't crack/bust them coming down off a jump or knocking them against a rock at 60+MPH.The fact that these cast iron knuckles exist confirms the aluminum knuckles are not optimal.
Jeep would not design these, and go through the process to release them on a new production model, if it was not needed.