i heard somewhere that stock k members can't handle new offset steering rack bushings but i was planning on changing them to polyurethane.... what do you guys think.... i need to buy them asap because im going to install a bunch of stuff soon... get back to me
thanks
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well depends how much he wants to spend cause they can be very pricey. But the best kit I know of that can handle driving the streets is the Maximum Motorsports K-Member kit, it comes with everything you need for your front supsension. You can also buy it alone too, for like 600.
absolutelly not , when you hit a corner hard, the initial shock will flex the rubber junk and once your car settles into the turn , i will come back you will compensate for it while turning you will feel it, get poly or a solid ones , mm offers them and many others , your toe in turns will change like i said when you initally load it , dont use the stock ones , unless your more into a comfortable ride lol, also mm has a write up on not useing offset rack bushings unless you know you are bump steer is excessive ,
im only gonna change the offset steering rack bushing to polyurethane... can i do that with the stock set up... thats the question
say dude a got your answer ,,yes they will work ,,i have same set up ,,with off set bushings,, also have bump steer kit,,ft coil overs,,90/10 s in ft,, 50/50 in rear s/s/bars..air bag,,s/s/hd tourqe boxes,,frame connectors,, 8 pt roll bar ,,its the **** man im telling you ,,,oh 200lbs springs in ft,,
can stock k-members handle this?
oh 200lbs springs in ft,,
