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Old 03-08-2011, 01:52 AM
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Default Re: Oooo New kryponite part

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Is there even a need to replace our center link, would this even work on our trucks? Never heard of anyone here breaking or bending their center link....

Does the center link bend?...I would say so:





If you do not wheel your rig you do not need the stiff center link or even upgraded tie rods for that matter. If you do wheel your rig, upgraded tierods are essential. PhilD(goolge his name and Hummer if you do not know where to find him) was running a beefed up center link and i had a conversation with him about it, but cannot remember the result. You can find futher banter on this topic here:

http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...=9731#post9731


I it is my experience that the offset of the rim has much to do with the centerlink bend.
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