[asa]

Price	$150
Rating	5
Recommended	yes

Comments: awesome product

 

[70712]

Pros	Beefy
Cons	cost
Recommended	yes

Comments: 3/4 ton tie rod ends, excellent product, but pricey. Worth it in the end though

 

[Snottus]

Price	$600
Rating	5
Recommended	yes

Comments: hehehe, the new tie-rod makes my puny D30 look like a tiny twig.. The install was straight forward and without any problems. Solid as can be.

 

[RoughRider0923]

Price	$350
Rating	5
Recommended	yes

Comments: AWESOME UNMATCHED BEEN IN ALL KIND OF RIVERS AND TRAILS STILL STEERIN STRAIGHT AND EVERYONES GOT EMM HERE SO THAT SAYS SUMTHING TOO ?

 

[orngechevy]

Price	$170
Pros	beafy tie rod
Cons	clearance whan ajusting toe in
Recommended	yes

Comments: we will see,we will see

 

[Jeep-AI]

Price	$1
Pros	.
Cons	.
Recommended	yes

Comments: ....................

 

[sburton1]

Price	$400
Pros	solid as a rock
Cons	Adjustment locking tabs not versitile
Recommended	yes

Comments: I purchased this complete set to help with my DW because mt ball joints were toast any ways. This setup is beefy to say the least, my only complaint is that the adjustment tabs that are used to set the toe in are not very easy to set so they dont rub, but its easily fixed with a big hammer

 

[Mol]

Price	$499
Pros	Beefy, double adjuster
Cons	crappy TRE boots
Recommended	yes

Comments: My currie HD tie rod was an easy install on the JK. Within two weeks, the TRE boots had torn and spooged grease everywhere. A quick call to Currie and they had new polyurethane boots (new design) headed my way in the mail. Great customer service. While the tie rod is much beefier than stock, it is still prone to bending. Knock the bend into it, align to compensate, and don't look back.

 

[Pionex311]

Price	$1
Rating	5
Pros	Durable, complete
Cons	none so far
Recommended	yes

Comments: Got this with my G2 axle upgrades. So far so good, no regrets to this day!