Currie Currectlync Heavy Duty Tie Rod System

Currie makes this tie rod system specifically for Jeeps – Comanches, Cherokees and Wrangler to be exact.  With this Currectlync heavy duty tie rod system you will be able to replace your entire factory installed tie rod system with one that is composed of components that are extremely heavy duty.  This system will give you the ultimate in terms of endurance and strength not just for the serious off road junkies but also for rock crawlers.  This Currie made currectlync heavy duty tie rod system is easy to install too…just bolt it in and you are ready to go.  Currie made this tie rod system to be compatible with your factory installed pitman arm.

Features at a Glance

·         This Currectlync heavy duty tie rod system that is made by Currie is meant for use with the Jeep Comanche, Cherokee and JK Wrangler

·         The Currectlync heavy duty tie rod system by Currie is a replacement part for your factory installed tie rod system

·         With Currie’s currectlync heavy duty tie rod system you will get the utmost when it comes to endurance and strength

·         The currectlync heavy duty tie rod system that is made by Currie is easily installed simply by bolting it in

·         The Currectlync heavy duty tie rod system by Currie is compatible with your pitman arm that was installed by the factory

A tie rod is a component in the steering mechanism of your Jeep.  It looks like a thin rod and it is used for a tie while also being able to carry only tensile loads.  The tie rod has both an outer end and an inner end.  If you take a look at the spokes that you will find on the wheel of a bicycle, they are tie rods. 

Tie rods send the force that comes from the center steering link or from the rack gear all the way to the steering knuckle.  The outer end of the tie rod is connected to an adjusting sleeve.  This allows for the tie rod to have an adjustable length.  This adjustment is what is used to set the angle of the alignment of the Jeep.

There are a variety of ways that tie rods can be connected at the ends.  That said, the strength of whatever connection type you choose needs to at the very least be equal to the strength of the tie rod itself.  The ends of the tie rods are able to be threaded and once they are threaded you will be able to pass them through shackles or drilled holes.  You can then retain them by screwing nuts on them at the ends. 

With the currectlync heavy duty tie rod system that is made by Currie, you will have enough strength to go anywhere.