hope this works

[Switch]

So today after surfin the net for a bit I came across Rocky Road outfitters and found a high steer kit for my jeep, they say it will remove bump steer, on a spring over susp, and since the prevouis ower did the spring over and didnt address any of the steering issues, I think I may try this and see what happens, I kind of like the spring over thing, has anyone else tried this product or a simaler one? just wondering how it works, and also I found people saying to use chev truck brake lines up front to get alittle more lenght, so I ask is this true, or should I just go to the local off road shop and buy some, I usally dont mind spending the money but the shop in our citey sucks and can be rather greety, thanx Craig

 

[LongHorn]

So today after surfin the net for a bit I came across Rocky Road outfitters and found a high steer kit for my jeep, they say it will remove bump steer, on a spring over susp, and since the prevouis ower did the spring over and didnt address any of the steering issues, I think I may try this and see what happens, I kind of like the spring over thing, has anyone else tried this product or a simaler one? just wondering how it works, and also I found people saying to use chev truck brake lines up front to get alittle more lenght, so I ask is this true, or should I just go to the local off road shop and buy some, I usally dont mind spending the money but the shop in our citey sucks and can be rather greety, thanx Craig

I run a spring over setup with high steer on my rig. IMHO it's great. You can take your hands off the wheel at freeway speeds & I'm running 38" tires & over a foot of lift.

 

[CJ]

I have heard th RR kit is pretty robust.
One of our members used their kit, unfortunately he has disappeared for a bit. Maybe if you post in his thread he will reappear again!

http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f19/high-steer-sua-1913/

http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f49/suggestions-1902/

 

[mhubacek]

I have been eyeing that Rocky Road SOA KIT every since someone mentioned it on here. Looks like they make a great kit! I plan on buying the SOA kit, then purchasing the OTT High Steering kit from them, shortly after I get the SOA completed. I believe the SOA kit comes with the necessary brake lines. You might see what just they're brake lines seperately run for. I've also heard that chevy lines will fit.

 

[mhubacek]

$31 a piece at Rocky Road for extended brake lines.
Hope it Helps!

http://www.rocky-road.com/jeepbrake.html

 

[elwood blues]

I've used stuff from Rocky Road Outfitters before. I can not tell you about the high steer kit, but I am using the HD track bar on my XJ. I would recommend those guys to anyone.

 

[mhubacek]

The brake lines for sale at RR say it accomodates up to 5" of lift, however, they're SOA kit 6.5" comes standard with those extended brake lines for $31EA. Not sure how much lift you have above the SOA, but sounds like they work.
Spring over axle lift for Jeep CJ 5, CJ 6, CJ 7, CJ 8, Scrambler

 

[Switch]

Awsome, thanx for all the info, I am going to order the highsteer kit tomorrow and I will have them throw a set of brake lines in as well, thanx again for all the info guys.

 

[mhubacek]

Let us know how it goes, and take lot's of pics! I, along w/other's may be doing this RR OTT High Steering Kit in the future. Advice on your install would greatly help!