or pic's of what/where it is hitting.
I fell asleep.......... What Happened? ................O'yeh!........Pictures?
The tie rod ends pivot. With that movement it is normal for the drag link adjustment sleeve to tick the tie rod adjustment sleeve.
They don't bang into eachother, do they?
Busa:
Are those spring plates on backwards?
My shocks are behind the axle. Sway bars are in the front.
Well better yet that is an early closed knuckle front axle. Not withstanding the shock mount which is forward tells me that's and early frame also. Check out the welded on caliper brackets!
Busa:
Are those spring plates on backwards?
My shocks are behind the axle. Sway bars are in the front.
TXag88............If you read all the responses it looks like you have an early front end under your Jeep......which is more like a Dana 27 or Dana 25......Couple that with a larger than stock diameter wise Tie Rod and that's where the hitting is probably coming from........If that was a Dana 30 Front axle you would have a little more clearance.............some better photos from the front and side might also give us some other solution's to your problem.Tarry, I'm pretty sure y'all are all talking about a picture that Busa put up. That's not my jeep. I only put up the four on my previous post...
TXag88...........Wow don't know how that got in there....Ok sorry about that...............Let's start this over again....Can you get some better pictures.........from the front and also looking down the tie rod towards the passengers side.........including both spindles where the tie rod attaches and also the drag link coming from the Pittman arm............it was really hard to see much from what you sent...........have you done a tie rod end flip on your spindles?..........meaning putting the TR ends on top rather than coming in from the bottom?TXag88...........those are a little better.......looks like your steering stabilizer is also in the wrong location.........first off the natural geometry of the steering will upon full left or right creep to the rear so that the tie rod is at it's closest point to the rear end cover when the wheel is turned to full stop in either direction............I asked earlier if you had done a tie rod flip? that would also help as by moving the tie rod up a little higher it does not get as close since the front end cover slopes up & back at about the same point..........also it looks like your Drag Link is bent?.............keep the pictures coming the more we have to look at the better we can understand. Need a picture of the Pittman arm and the angle coming from it to your spindle. Nothing aftermarket installed that I'm aware of. I definitely don't have high lift springs
The steering damper is after market and it looks like both bars are bent.
