Tie rods

[1988ma70supra]

I noticed some steering issues on my car so i decided to investigate. The dust boot was torn and the steering had some play. :icon_mad: I am planning on changing both the inner and outer tie rods and wanted to know what kind of job I'm looking at. I haven't bought them yet, so if anyone recommends where i should get them or a certain brand or something that would perform better I would be interested. :naughty:

Thanks

 

[supradjza80]

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php?carcode=1278570&parttype=7428

here is a 5% discount code as well - 1640765383880 - put it in the how did you hear about us location.

I actually work at this place.

I would recommend the MOOG stuff but its your choice on brands.

Good luck

 

[87tomanymods]

do you have an iner tie rod removal tool if not you will need one , and make shure to locktite the new inners to the rack.

 

[NewWestSupras]

If you do it yourself, I'd get it aligned afterwards, too. gl.

 

[1988ma70supra]

do you have an iner tie rod removal tool if not you will need one , and make shure to locktite the new inners to the rack.

No i don't have but my friend has a shop and im pretty sure he has one i can borrow.

 

[1988ma70supra]

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php?carcode=1278570&parttype=7428

here is a 5% discount code as well - 1640765383880 - put it in the how did you hear about us location.

I actually work at this place.

I would recommend the MOOG stuff but its your choice on brands.

Good luck

Thats awesome thanks

 

[lewis15498]

Defininitely get it aligned after you finish, otherwise you may be asking where to buy new tires next week.

 

[1988ma70supra]

Defininitely get it aligned after you finish, otherwise you may be asking where to buy new tires next week.

Will do for sure since i just bought new toyo's. Thanks:icon_razz