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Old 11-07-2021, 03:31 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by winter.k View Post
I bought a set of the cheap ones on eBay (TopSpeed, Godspeed, junk)... They rusted and squeaked horribly after a year or two so I searched for a replacement. I thought that Tarrett or Rennline options were most reasonably priced options from a quality vendor. ~$375.

After a closer look I realized that most of the components are off the shelf, but the expander bolt and spacers are custom. The rod ends are TRW and the heim joints are from FK Bearings. So I ended up making a project out of it and made my own set
Nice work! This has to be the least expensive option, and I was thinking of the same using individual components sold plus stock tie rod. But I ended up with the whole rods with bump steer kits as my car is 2” lowered. If your car is lowered to the point that stock rod with elliptical bolt can’t get the toe right, I guess you may experience bump steer unless the joint at the hub carrier is lowered that the stock tie rod won’t.
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