Reinforced Lower Steering Rod TeraFlex Lift 0-6"

Name: Reinforced Lower Steering Rod TeraFlex Lift 0-6"
Brand: Teraflex
SKU: TX1863910
Price: 973.88 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Made of heat-treated chromoly steel 4140
Adjustable length (from 59" to 61")
Stronger than factory tie rod
Features greasable joint
Reinforced tie rod ends
High-quality tie rod end bushings
Significantly improves vehicle traction properties
Black Premium e-dipped coating on tie rod ends for increased corrosion resistance
Appropriate clearance even with 17'' factory wheels
Raises steering stabilizer above the tie rod to reduce damage to the stabilizer or chassis

Notes:

Fits Dana 30 axle
Fits Dana 44 axle
OEM steering stabilizers and Falcon Nexus EF require a minimum of 2" bump stops
Falcon 1.1 steering stabilizer requires a minimum of 2.5" bump stops

Drążek kierowniczy wzmocniony dolny TeraFlex Lift 0-6"

Reference TX1863910

Data sheet

MARKA: JEEP
MODEL: GLADIATOR JT
WRANGLER JL
WRANGLER JLU
Wrangler JL 4XE

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What is the maximum lift for comfort on a Jeep Wrangler JL?

A 2.5-inch lift is the optimal choice — it allows for fitting larger tires while maintaining ride comfort.
Springs starting from 3.5 inches are stiffer to support the vehicle’s height. Unfortunately, this stiffness limits overall comfort, even with high-quality shocks.