Ford Raptor Steering Knuckle and Tie Rod Installation

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Phyguy

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Another great writeup Bird.

It's a great opportunity to do shocks and UCAs if you're doing it yourself and have the parts.

I did mine in my garage over the course of a couple nights. I didn't use a lift, but I did use two jacks and a couple jack stands.
 

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As always, nice write up Bird! I do like the double shear connecting points for sure! :)




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Fantastic write up Bird! Thanks for making sense out of a difficult topic.

Outlaw has marketed welded gussets on their knuckles for some time now, and it looks like SDHQ has improved on that idea with the tie rod double shear connection. Definitely looks like it would decrease the chance of tie rod failure.
 

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Very nice write up and glad to see SDHQ is offering the double sheer. It's a must needed upgrade. I have seen a few one offs that Outlaw has done but they have not put into production.
 
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