i am looking to put heavier tie rods on my 88 GL wagon. from what other vehical can get tehm from with out haveint to do a bunch modes? thanks lostintheRainforest

waht doo yuo need hevier tie rods four? i have hit mein on lotz of stuffs and tehy r fine.

 

Okay, seriously. I really doubt there are any stronger tie rods that will bolt right up without major modification. Even if they did, I don't really see the need myself, as I pretty well beat on my car and my tie rods are just fine.

waht doo yuo need hevier tie rods four? i have hit mein on lotz of stuffs and tehy r fine.

 

Okay, seriously. I really doubt there are any stronger tie rods that will bolt right up without major modification. Even if they did, I don't really see the need myself, as I pretty well beat on my car and my tie rods are just fine.

this reason i ask is i bent my driver side tierod the other day and was just curious about it is all. i am going to be replacing it soon and thought i would check to see if there was a heavier one i could puton. lost in the Rainforest

stock size is the only option that i know of. but new, not used. at 20 years old the stock ones have seen better days.

 

did you hit anything to bend it?

stock size is the only option that i know of. but new, not used. at 20 years old the stock ones have seen better days.

 

did you hit anything to bend it?

not that i am realy a where of. i most likely done ofter doing some 4 wheeling last week. it was after that that i notice it. i hit a couple ruts purdy hard on the driver side. do you the standing water. i think i would rahter have a new one but my funds are limited right now. and might be cheaper to get in a junkyard. anyway let me know what you think. Lost in the Rainforest

used is certainly better than bent!

post in the parts wanted forum here on usmb. i have an RX i could grab one off of for you if it's the same (pretty sure it is). power steering rack, not manual.

 

for new:

http://www.thepartsbin.com has some for $29 and up for EA82.

 

http://www.rockauto.com has really cheap prices sometimes but make sure you're getting the right part.