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Old 04-26-2006, 01:16 AM
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When I first got the MTs I didn’t like them and thought the stock AT were better.

But… for some reason now I really like the MTs maybe they are better slightly warn or I have just gotten used to them? Anyhow they look really cool

Ultimately for what I do I doubt there is any difference and as far as mud, H2s are too heavy (plus I hate cleaning up).

The number of people who wheel hard with HD tie-rods is fairly large now and I know of only one issue and that was on Ken’s monster H2. On the flip side I must have seen literally 25+ stock tie-rods bend/snap over the last 3 years.

The numbers speak for themselves IMO.

And, as Phil pointed out in another post, he hasn't seen driveline problems after installing HD tie rods; they occur after installing lifts, and front lockers, etc ...
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