Steering-IFS to SOlid axle
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Steering-IFS to SOlid axle
I recently dove in on my SAS and have everything on and welded and ready to hook up my steering, and that's the problem, I don't know what I need. My iFS steering box goes downward and the steering arm from the axle has somesort of extension. What is a common way to get this done?eventually I'm gonna go to a high steer conversion, but don't have time and money to wait for it...
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I'd love to have that setup but not sure exactly what I would have to buy, I've rea that I would need to get couple other things cuz it's longer or something. And also I'm not sure if I have enough clearance? Some say u need plenty of lift to run a high steer so it won't hit. How can I find that out before I buy a kit?
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I'm sure theres some some kind of way to do it but all the swaps I've seen go to high steer at the same time. Why wouldn't you just wait to get the high steer before starting the swap?
The whole minimum lift required really depends on the work you're willing to put in.
The whole minimum lift required really depends on the work you're willing to put in.
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I'm sure theres some some kind of way to do it but all the swaps I've seen go to high steer at the same time. Why wouldn't you just wait to get the high steer before starting the swap?
The whole minimum lift required really depends on the work you're willing to put in.
The whole minimum lift required really depends on the work you're willing to put in.
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You may need to relocate the steering box, rotate it some. Seems to be different for some people, but most relocate/rotate the steering box and use a flat pitman arm. Other than changing your steering box to a push pull style from an 85 or older rig. Easier to do high steer.
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I'd love to have that setup but not sure exactly what I would have to buy, I've rea that I would need to get couple other things cuz it's longer or something. And also I'm not sure if I have enough clearance? Some say u need plenty of lift to run a high steer so it won't hit. How can I find that out before I buy a kit?
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index...ighlight=j+arm
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