tie rods

Hello everyone! A few months ago I bought a 2022 Wildtrak. I love this thing, but I’m thinking about upgrading to the HOSS 3.0 system. My question is, can it reasonably be done, and how? I know you’d need the new steering rack, the new tie rods, the Fox shocks, and I thought a read it had a...

Selling OEM 2.0 steering rack that came off of a 2022 Wildtrak. I upgraded to a raptor steering and have had this sitting in my garage. Has about 18k miles on it and has both tie rods as well as the core. Perfect for a spare or for someone wanting to reuse the core on a different rack. asking...

** Updated, after talking around and comparing photos; I believe how this came about is that had some tie rod braces on that ended up bolts seized together and the alignment shop couldn't remove them to complete alignment. So they ended up using a grinder to remove it and got too deep. Hello...

For Sale a set of ICON tie rods. Like New These were installed for less than 2 weeks and under 100 miles before upgrading to a 74Weld stage 3. Tie rod nuts and large boot clamps not included $450 new, full disclosure I paid $350 $275 for the pair with ground shipping included to lower 48

This jam nut sleeve provides additional support to the stock or after-market tie rods while retaining close to factory clearance. Foutz Motorsports machines them in house and then gets them coated in zinc to lessen corrosion, they just released this on their website today. It's only $80 to...

Hello I have some parts for sale from a 2022 Ford Bronco Sasquatch 2022 Bronco Capabale bumper and skid plate……. Comes with fog lights $350 A-Arm skid plates…… $125 Stock Tie Rods……. $75 winch…… $100 Cash only local pick up in Murrieta

Hello I have some parts for sale from a 2022 Ford Bronco Sasquatch 2022 Bronco Capabale bumper and skid plate……. Comes with fog lights $350 A-Arm skid plates…… $125 Stock Tie Rods……. $75 winch…… $100 Cash only local pick up in Murrieta

I just got a Black Diamond to do what I would call light off roading. Mostly in Michigan or maybe Colorado where its a bunch of hill trails, sometimes pretty muddy. For the most part I don't remember any significant rock crawling needed to get through trails, but I am hearing different things...