Steering linkage

[nateyz2000]

I am looking at replacing stock steering linkage on the xj... Is there an aftermarket one that is beefier than stock? Any ideas?

[07Negative]

Details please? Are you just talking drag link? Drag link and tie rod? Lift height and the such. What have you done to your Jeep man? I type this in a candid tone of typing. Do you have symptoms of something that need to be addressed? if so, please explain.

[nateyz2000]

My steering linkage that connects the steering box to steering column... Problem is bushing is wore out on upper side.

[bigjim350]

There is no upgrade for that.

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[OverRockOffRoad]

http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Brakes-and-Steering/Heavy-Duty-Replacement-Steering-Shaft.aspx?t_c=65&t_s=430&t_pt=8223&t_pn=BUC000893

Part Number: BUC000893
Fits 1987 to 2000 XJ Cherokee
Fits 1986 to 1992 MJ Comanche
Zero radial play u-joints
Heavy-duty telescopic shafts
Vibration reducing u-joint

The OEM steering shaft assembly was not designed for the added stress of lifted bodies and oversized wheels and tires which cause premature wear. Borgeson manufactures a direct bolt-in heavy-duty replacement shaft assembly that includes a slip shaft, collapsible shaft and precision needle bearing u-joints. The steering shaft assembly is easy to change with common hand tools and will improve steering precision.

[07Negative]

The steering shaft. Yes, there's borgeson. I put one in my jeep. Not cheap but it's wicked compared to OEM No you will not notice much difference between the 2. Cheaper route is to take a trip to the JY.

[nateyz2000]

The steering shaft. Yes, there's borgeson. I put one in my jeep. Not cheap but it's wicked compared to OEM No you will not notice much difference between the 2. Cheaper route is to take a trip to the JY.

I just ordered borgeson, thanks for the info guys

[07Negative]

If you have issues with yours. Let me know. The first one I received was way too short. Borgeson will replace it for you.