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  1. 30th September 2013, 05:49 PM #1
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    RRC Modified Steering Arm

    Assuming they are available, can anyone tell me where I can fairly quickly get one of the "shaped" steering arms for my 94 RRC please? I have to replace mine, so might as well go the whole hog. I'm happy to pay a reasonable premium for Oz purchase, otherwise overseas.
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    Not sure what you mean by "shaped" steering arms. If you are chasing heavy duty track rod and drag link, then a few places sell them. MR Automotive at Redcliffe sell the Maxi-Drive ones and APT Fabrications sell their own - both of these companies are SE Qld and I'm sure they'd courier them if required.
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    Pitman arm perhaps? Soft dash had the flat one like a disco, early ranges had the bent one with the ball joint.
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    Did you mean one of these ? - Or is there something even more esoteric floating around... Is your standard or 'modified' from or to something else ?


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    I put that type on my soft dash so it would fit my h/duty drag link
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    No, I meant the tie rod/drag link or whatever its called that is shaped to improve ground clearance - something like the offset one for Defenders, and which can be adapted for D1 etc. Because the RRC is not here, I haven't had a look to see if its the same design or has the same exposure as my D2
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    I would be pretty wary of that sort of track rod. Because it has bends in it the loads on it are vastly different to a standard one. It then has to be made from stronger material just to match the strength of a standard one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gavinwibrow View Post
    No, I meant the tie rod/drag link or whatever its called that is shaped to improve ground clearance - something like the offset one for Defenders, and which can be adapted for D1 etc. Because the RRC is not here, I haven't had a look to see if its the same design or has the same exposure as my D2http://www.expeditionexchange.com/ro...e003%20002.jpg
    ... - Should be the same as mine, unless the PO has modded it. - Yours is merely a stretched version.

    What's wrong with yours?
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