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May 28th 05, 02:21 AM
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Drop Pitman arm or Tie-rod flip kit?
I'll be going SOA on my 89 YJ next weekend. I've heard it both ways for
either getting a 4" drop pitman arm or doing a tie rod flip kit. I'm partial to the tie rod flip kit as it helps to protect the tie rods. What's the verdict on both? Carl 
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May 28th 05, 04:22 AM
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"Carl Saiyed" > wrote in message ... > I'll be going SOA on my 89 YJ next weekend. I've heard it both ways for > either getting a 4" drop pitman arm or doing a tie rod flip kit. I'm > partial > to the tie rod flip kit as it helps to protect the tie rods. What's the > verdict on both? Flip the tie rod. Better yet, use this as the excuse you needed to buy a hi-steer setup.
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