Steering Wolf Lower Steering Column Cartridge Bearing
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Has anyone installed a Wolf cartridge bearing?
www.wolffeng.com
There are reviews and internet claims it tightens up the factory steering and takes out all the slop completely (if your box is tight, your arms are tight, and the rest of the system is gtg).
My steering appears to be as tight as it was from the factory, but that still leaves something to be desired with larger tires at speed. What's "good" in a CJ doesn't actually compare to even cars of the same era. I'm not looking for BMW steering, but I'd like to loose that 1.5" slop if I can. It's $100, so I'm going to jump if no one knows anything about these sealed steering bearings. I will report back once I test drive it.
M109SS Lower Steering Column Cartridge Bearing — Wolff Engineering
**** 4 day lead time on all orders **** Wolff Engineering M109SS Lower Steering Column Cartridge Bearing for Saginaw columns with 2" jacket and 1" shaft. This cartridge bearing is designed around a precision, sealed deep-groove radial ball bearing. The cartridg
www.wolffeng.com
There are reviews and internet claims it tightens up the factory steering and takes out all the slop completely (if your box is tight, your arms are tight, and the rest of the system is gtg).
My steering appears to be as tight as it was from the factory, but that still leaves something to be desired with larger tires at speed. What's "good" in a CJ doesn't actually compare to even cars of the same era. I'm not looking for BMW steering, but I'd like to loose that 1.5" slop if I can. It's $100, so I'm going to jump if no one knows anything about these sealed steering bearings. I will report back once I test drive it.
