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Re: Picking up the ball on ISUZU Heavy Duty Tie Rods - ifs - Sneak Peak! [Re: matthew] #675139 03/02/06 10:07 PM
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reran Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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yeah there is really no substitute for holding a product in your hand.

pictures don't really give you a sense of scale.


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DITTO!! There is absolutely "no sense of scale" and there's no question that these are HEAVY DUTY. Fantastic job!

Ordered mine on Tuesday and got it on Thursday. Gonna try and install 'em this weekend. Only way I know how to show appreciation is to buy more goodies from ya. You'll hear from me soon. Thx Matt.

Leland


94 Trooper S, 3.2 SOHC, Auto, Aisin's, OME 912's, TBC, Indy 4x HD TRE, Tokico shocks, AR Outlaw II's 16x8, Bridgestone Revo's 265/75x16
89 Trooper S, 2.6, auto, work in progress
Re: Picking up the ball on ISUZU Heavy Duty Tie Rods - ifs - Sneak Peak! [Re: reran] #675140 03/03/06 04:52 AM
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Posts: 307
2000Trooper Offline
Mudrunner
Well I got my set last month but I did not have a chance to install them until yesterday!

Like everyone else is saying, they are really well built. I also took the opportunity to install the rancho 9000 shocks in the front at the same time!

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Now I have matching shocks. Took me a while to save up to replace all the shocks on the Trooper.

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Jaime
Re: Picking up the ball on ISUZU Heavy Duty Tie Rods - ifs - Sneak Peak! [Re: 2000Trooper] #675141 04/03/06 09:36 PM
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barak Offline
Body Damage is Cool
I finaly got around to installing my set today.All I can say is they are soo easy to install.I was also worried about clearance issues with the rancho 9000 which I also installed today , both compliments of matt <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />. Anyway , I installed them , all in about a half hour for both sides.Of course this is with nothing there to begin with <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

The drivers side was the closer to the shock of the 2 by about 1/4" , but still not even close to touching at full steering.Here are some pics of each side , and you can kind of see the clearance.So , for any of you first gen trooper owners thinking of getting the tie rods and have or getting rancho 9000 shocks , go for it , not a problem <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

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1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2 with mods.Hughes Air gap intake , 52MM TB , ford injectors, 2 3/4" lift, Doug Thorley headers , HID headlights with LED , HID fog lights , glow gauges , a few others
Re: Picking up the ball on ISUZU Heavy Duty Tie Rods - ifs - Sneak Peak! [Re: barak] #675142 04/03/06 11:13 PM
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lttlbddy Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Paint those things before they turn to rust!! Looks good.

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