The part numbers are fairly universal between brands. Sometimes they'll add a letter or something before the part #, but you're right it's usually almost identical across the board.
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Re: V8 ZJ Tie Rod Upgrade
The part numbers are fairly universal between brands. Sometimes they'll add a letter or something before the part #, but you're right it's usually almost identical across the board.
Edit: Oh! I...
Re: V8 ZJ Tie Rod Upgrade
Looks like a bargain!
I won't even tell you Americans how many Canadian pesos I had to spend for all that moog junk. My new drag link (minus the TRE and adjuster) cost more than that whole kit.
Re: V8 ZJ Tie Rod Upgrade
Alright, here ya go...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dLwBUyqxoQ
Constructive criticism is always welcome... Just be gentle. :) I'm not a real mechanic.
Re: V8 ZJ Tie Rod Upgrade
Haha, definitely an easy and effective upgrade. Unless you're prepared to do an over-the-knuckle conversion, this is the best upgrade you can do to your steering. I did the same as you and got a new...
Re: V8 ZJ Tie Rod Upgrade
Just wanted to say I did this upgrade myself last spring on my 2000 Sport.
I was in desperate need of new tie rods anyway. I put on moog parts cuz it was the most readily available decent,...