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ironpig70 10-13-2001, 06:58 PM anyone out there besides jimmy76fj40 who has had extreme off road in rancho cordova ca build a hy-steer system for the. i went by and was impressed at what i saw. but i'd like to hear from others none the less. good or bad let me hear it. <IMG SRC="smilies/fj.gif" border="0"> jeepgod 10-13-2001, 07:12 PM well cant say anything for the shop.. but i did mine own hi steer setup.. and i love it.. works wonderful.. and drives like a champ.. ironpig70 10-13-2001, 07:14 PM jeepgod what is your front end set up? i've got a 70 fj40 with full width dana 44's. Brandon 10-13-2001, 09:28 PM He did my rods for my setup - good work and good material (solid stock) VERTIGO 10-14-2001, 12:45 PM Got my highsteer done there for my fullwidth RR44. absolutely love it. jeepgod 10-14-2001, 01:28 PM my front axle is a wagoneer d44.. full width.. with '76 wagoneer knuckles (flat top).. converted to 5 lug.. i bought the arms from parts mike... $229 delivered to my doorstep.. which included: 2 steering arms, 6 studs, 6 washers.. i then had a local machine shop shave the top of the knuckles.. drill and tap them for the arms.. $60 bucks for all of it (with two 1/4" spacers included) i then used the stock wagoneer steering.. except for the long tie rod.. i cut the solid end off.. ground it down so i could put a adjusting sleeve on it.. welded it there.. then put the drivers side (short) tie rod end on.. everything else is stock.. with a wagoneer pitman arm.. works great.. its on my webpage.. but i am having problems with my host.. should be fixed in a few days.. [ 10-14-2001: Message edited by: jeepgod ] Joshua J. Allan 10-16-2001, 06:12 PM haven't had anything done for me by them. but i go to gym right next door, and have seen them work, and they do a great job. learned a few things while hanging around. solid work, and it seemed to me like they test it all out for fine tunning at the shop. Get It! | |