We at SBR Motorsports make the TRU STEER tie rod setup which consists of DOM tie rods with HD heim joints, and I have figured out a way to get back the factory steering geometry with out sacrificing anything as for steering (incorporated into length of pivotal points in tie rods themselves). Another major contributing factor is to modify your rack shaft the slightest bit by dremeling off 5/16" off the end of your rack shaft without even removing rack from rhino, then you bolt on clevis and heim steering and voila!!! (Thanks to Thad's recomendations at SCF, I've done this). There you got HEAVY DUYT STEERING with out sacrificing any geometry (NO BUMP STEER). You will also have to tap the steer knuckle in order to run my heim stud, so it doesn't come loose, like every other outer heim system I've ever used! I think I'm the 1st to do this for stock and long travel rhinos as for correct tie rod geometyry! This is the reason that some Long Travel companies claim they don't include tie rod kits with their kits,which makes sense. SCF sells their kit with SUPER HD tie rods, and some bump steer comes with it (we've been over this), which is part of reason for their new bad ass BILLET spindles (best part about it is they offer the most integrity in a front end now with correct geomtery from left to right w/ spindles). I am also having some rack shafts made right now which will be chromoly to replace the stock shaft so you don't have to mod up mounts for a custom rack. Its the cast shaft that snaps and blows up the housing. The housing is sufficient, and if shaft was too, you'd have the ideal rack without having to be mechanically inclined or no need to know how to weld to install simple chromoly shaft. Best bang for your buck! I'll post pics next week if I get my 1st run back by then. I was initially gonna get one from Thad at SCF, but I know he's really busy, so I couldn't wait and went straight to my machinist friend, so SCF is a place that should have that chromoly shaft in stock and ready to rock and roll right now!!! Not trying to throw a plug in for SCF neccessarily, just very content with the many products I have purchased of theirs. Thad sent me some new bad ass clevis's for free when I broke my rack, and he heard that happened. (since I had welded mine on). If you read this, or one of Thad's buddies that I know does, tell him I said thanks again!)
HERE ARE THE SPINDLES I GOT FROM SCF. GREAT WORK AND LIGHT WEIGHT!!!! I'M HAPPY AS A PIG IN MUD!
then here's our popular sand jack that helps get those tie rods, and spindles off!!!!