Bomb-proof bolt on 2nd gen steering! Cheap!
#21
On a 2nd gen 2002 4wd 4x4 does the stock pitmen-arm need to replaced to do this upgrade? Source automotive sells this kit and has the option of a pitmen-arm for $75.00. kit is massive. my dad has a stock 2000 powerstroke with t-type steering and the tierods on that a the same diameter as this dodge upgrade kit. dodge finially got with the program!
#23
I can't attest to the fit of the kit with stock backspacing 16" wheels, but I do imagine it could be a problem - the tie rod ends are pretty big.
I used my stock pitman arm on the 2001. Didn't need to upgrade or modify in any way.
No reportable bumpsteer either.
Chadcycle - I see no reason this wouldn't fit your 2001 the same way it fit mine.
I used my stock pitman arm on the 2001. Didn't need to upgrade or modify in any way.
No reportable bumpsteer either.
Chadcycle - I see no reason this wouldn't fit your 2001 the same way it fit mine.
#25
It will help wander only if your current steering setup is loose/worn and causing the wander. It is mostly just a heavy duty upgrade that should prevent parts from wearing out faster than they should.
#26
Steering Stabilizers?
What is going to work for dual stabilizers once I have this kit installed on my 2nd Gen? Obviously The center mounting bracket will have to mount to the 08-10 style steering linkage due to size, but what about the brackets on the outsides? Has anyone mounted the outside brackets that come with an 08-10 kit to a 2nd gen? Or was it all custom? just looking to order a kit and want to know what I should be looking for! Thanx in advance for your time and responses!
#27
I don't have any experience with a dual stabilizer setup, but i'd imagine the tie-rod bracket size would be the only thing you'd need to change. I ran mine with 35's and no stabilizer for quite some time with no ill effects, so I'd be surprised if duals were even needed, but I don't know your situation.