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I figured it was better to just buy spare tie rods that are significantly cheaper and don't push the problem to a more critical location.@Dougpaw57
bronc-bully buster has nothing but overpriced JUNK. Since you must be new, I'll lay it out for you...
Tyler copied Joe Darlington's original tie rod Shieldz that were built back in 2000. Then he tries to sue folks that copy his own blocks of aluminum. No attempt on his part to make real tie rods, ( like Icon, RC, and Dorman) just Band-Aids. Most of his Target demographic is social media newbies that don't know any better than to buy his junk. Seasoned off-roaders and hardcore four-wheel drivers know better than to buy his garbage.
It's like he's added 100 dollars to the price every year while simultaneously stopping anyone else from making, what is a completely normal, unoriginal offroading component.I was looking at this package but couldn’t get past the price. I don’t see why these cost so much other than they’re the only ones making the plastic bushings. The toe rod field repair kit sounds like the way to go.
Coincidentally that's what an extra OEM tie rod costs and I'd buy one of those instead.Amazon has the same bolt on style braces for 59 dollars, and there is one other, slightly cheaper alternative for the bushing.
Do you have a link for the braces? Are you sure he has a patent? Seems strange to be able to patent that.It's like he's added 100 dollars to the price every year while simultaneously stopping anyone else from making, what is a completely normal, unoriginal offroading component.
I have to wonder how he got a patent on a bushing, AND a tie rod brace, as both have existed forever.
Amazon has the same bolt on style braces for 59 dollars, and there is one other, slightly cheaper alternative for the bushing.
Save you roughly 600 dollars from these jokers.
I'm just assuming he'd have to if he was able to get a much larger company to stop producing theirs for 7ish times less in price.Do you have a link for the braces? Are you sure he has a patent? Seems strange to be able to patent that.
Yeah, I think it's the slightly overstated tie rod breaking gossip that's caused people to want to fix what ain't broke yet.His prices always remind of the dying days of the photo stores, when everything was outlandishly priced. As they went out of business, had to wonder what they expected to happen? Lots of cheaper and better options (including just keeping a spare tie rod/kit if you EVER need it). Really, if you're not sure looking at that page, you're likely not going to wheel hard enough to even find out if you need those things.
this is the price they should cost...But they STILL look like Band-Aids to me...