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  1. July 3rd, 2008, 09:11 PM #1
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    Default High steer arms

    With the front end being a dana 60, has anyone ever put high steer arms on thier axles for cross over steering?
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  2. July 5th, 2008, 03:15 PM #2
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    All that needs to be done is to drill the king pin cap from the top to put the proper taper in it. Anybody that has done a spring over has done this.

    However, what are you trying to change? The M715 already has cross over steering as I understand the term. Please explain what you are trying to change and why so we can learn.
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  3. July 12th, 2008, 12:37 AM #3
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    I do not have a typical setup. I have a set of M715 axles under a 1990 YJ. I currently have modified my steering arms with mis allignment spacers and had a set of beefy chromoly drag link and tie rods with heim joints made. I found a fab shop that has created a set of Dana 60 steering arms that are in double sheer. Ballistic Fabrication is who makes them and they are really sweet. I currently run 42 TSLs w/32 bolt beadlocks and will begin the installation of hydro assist this weekend. I guess my what I am actually trying to see is if anyone has replaced thier stock steering arms with aftermarket arms (of any type)? I know this is kinda out there for this site but I visit this site quit often because of the axles and will eventually submit all info on what I have done to the modified tech section of this site.
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