Wanted Ford Kingpin outer knuckle (passenger side or both)
- Thread starter Herzog
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Do this when you get 'em
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well I changed the trackbar bushing and built a shock crossmember last night. I didn't get it full welded yet. I'm going to try to get that done and get out of town by 10am [quote name='GravesdiggerXJ' date='25 May 2011 - 09:26 AM' timestamp='1306337202' post='133498'] Delta was ridiculous. I...
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RockChucker
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- Highland
I happened on this a couple days ago and just found it again. Ad says he has ford kingpin outer knuckles for $50
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How did I miss this!? Thanks I'll check it out!I happened on this a couple days ago and just found it again. Ad says he has ford kingpin outer knuckles for $50
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Also, does anybody know if the Solid Knuckles have a different tie-rod arm height than OEM Ford? All the photos look like it would put my tie-rod an extra couple inches lower than I'd like. Not sure if they were just re-using chevy knuckles for the photos or what the deal is.
Also, does anybody know if the Solid Knuckles have a different tie-rod arm height than OEM Ford? All the photos look like it would put my tie-rod an extra couple inches lower than I'd like. Not sure if they were just re-using chevy knuckles for the photos or what the deal is.
RockChucker
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Far as I know all the aftermarket knuckles use the Chevy steering arms/geometry. Chev arms are longer and lower than the OE ford arm.
That’s a bummer. Gives me more incentive to find OEM so I don’t have to refactor my steering. Thanks for the info!