Dodge Off Road Crossover Steering Kit

There is no provision for the steering stabilizer to mount to this tie rod, but we do sell a clamp that will bolt on and can be used for any number of steering stabilizers. The clamp fits both the tie rod and the drag link, for those who run high mount stabilizers or opposing setups.  You can add the clamp during checkout. 

Please note that this kit does require your knuckles to be drilled out to 3/4"; we can supply hardware to avoid drilling the pitman arm and the driver side knuckle if you wish. The most cost-effective method is to drill both knuckles and your pitman arm and use the Grade 8 hardware.

This kit will include, by default: 

1 tie rod, bent for clearance, with hex tube adapters, powdercoated black
1 drag link, bent for clearance, with hex tube adapters, powdercoated black 
4 heim joints, the strongest available in any kit
4 jam nuts and the miscellaneous hardware needed
3 Grade 8 bolts and locknuts (unless you upgrade to the tapered bolts)

Other things to consider:

This kit may not fit stock wheels smaller than 17" diameter; some 16" wheels with more offset than stock will work but you need to check for clearance first. Make sure you have at least 1.75" clearance above the top of the knuckle for a 1" OD nut. If you don't, our T-style steering setup will still work on your truck - see related items below.  If you are running 3rd gen factory 17" wheels on a 2nd gen Dana 60 axle, you will need to clearance the nut after installation to keep the wheel from touching the hardware.  Other 17" wheels with high backspacing may have the same issue on 2nd gen axles.  Factory wheels on a 3rd or 4th gen are not an issue. 

Stock steering will not fit after you modify your knuckles and pitman arm. You "can" swap the knuckles and pitman out later, but the best thing to do is to switch to our "drill out" T-style steering kit if you do not like the steering characteristics of crossover steering. Our drill-out kit will bolt right up to your drilled-out knuckles and pitman arm. 

This kit has both the tie rod and drag link bent for clearance for our trucks. There are other kits available that do not have bent tubes, these will not work on Dodge Ram trucks without extensive cutting and grinding on the front axle. Our kit is specifically designed for 1994 to 2012 Dodge trucks with a solid front axle.

You will need to provide a measurement from the center of your pitman arm to the center of your passenger side knuckle when ordering. This is to ensure that the drag link is made the correct length for your lift height.  If for some reason you are not able to provide this measurement, we can get very close based on your truck specs, but we cannot guarantee a perfect fit based on "lift height" because not all suspensions actually lift your truck to the advertised height.  One simple measurement will ensure everything fits right the first time.

If you choose to add the Fox 2.0 stabilizer, keep in mind that this is for a low-mount setup.  If your early 2nd gen has a high-mount stabilizer, where the stabilizer mounts to the frame and drag link rather than the axle and tie rod, then you'll need to order a different stabilizer setup or weld some tabs below your track bar axle mount to make this work.  We only provide the low-mount setup for these steering kits as it is more effective and has no binding or clearance issues like a high-mount can have. 

Crossover steering can be used on most solid front axles; we build these to order so we can make the linkage fit whatever axle you have if you need something custom.  We are one of the only companies that is able to offer this service - there are a lot of small shops you can buy generic crossover steering from, some of them actually bought our steering and copied it because they can't figure out how to do it on their own.  We build these all the time and have been for over a decade.  We've made steering kits for just about every common 4x4 truck and Jeep you can think of.  If you want the best, you found it.