Does anyone have experience with the SRC Precision Products SOA steering system? It sure seems like a good deal for $665. You get everything.

I'm not sure about their quality, but their price is a little high. I'm putting together my set up now and I will be paying $510 for all of the same parts they have for $665. The only difference is that the steering arms that I am getting have a 1" rise to them ( to help clear springs) and those look flat. I think if I bought flat arms, i'd spend about $60 less, so it would be $450 for their same $665 kit.

Can you give me a list of what you purchased and where?

I just had it installed a few months ago. Have not been wheeling yet but on the street is is way better than stock.

pics at www.peake.com/occ/mycj

Chris

I have their heim joint system. I am happy with the quality & service I got from them. Yeah, I probably could have saved a little $$ if I went & bought all the parts I needed seperately.

However, I have a custom length axle, I gave them my measurements, they cut the tierods to the length I needed & I got all my stuff within 5 days after the order.

The arms come already attached to the knuckle. We ordered it with ball joints and they installed the ball joints and didn't rape us for that. Just little extra things, yeah we could have done ourselves, but it made it easy & allowed extra time for other modifications.

I am also happy with the way my jeep steers, when we had the axle cut, we had it adjusted to 7 degrees caster. I can drive down the road at 60 mph, let go of the wheel & I go straight ahead.

Anyway, thats my $.02 on it. If you are short on time, they are certainly the way to go compared to avalance, etc.

-Mel

i Have been wheeling with chris a few times i think he takes pride in what he makes and he tests what he sells by wheeling hard.. :)

Chris is who I dealt with too, nice guy. I see they are making D300 clocking adapters now.

-Mel