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Re: At what point do you *need* Hi-steer?
« on: Oct 02, 2011, 09:36:04 PM »
I wheeled my truck for years with the stock steering.  DO NOT WELD ON THE STEERING PARTS.  thats the trick to them not breaking.

3 inches of suspension lift is about the max  on the stock steering. After that the geometry is pushing limits.

be advised, I always carried spares and tools to install them :thumbs:
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