WTB Steering extension
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Just as the title says, I'd like to buy a steering extension. I'm piecing together a body lift and will have custom bumpers so the zone body lift isn't necessary to me. You can email me at snowborder1177@yahoo.com if you've got one. Thanks!
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Would the measurements be helpful? I can't give up mine yet.
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Definitely. If you don't mind giving me the measurements that'd be great.
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These are reasonably accurate, within a couple hundredths. Maybe these will get somebody to start making em again.
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Jason, is that extension for a 2" or 3" body lift?
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3" body lift extension
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i bet i could print one of these with some strategic metal pieces...
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It would be nice to have someone here that could produce them. I expect that extension has to be pretty close on specs. I noticed a decent amount play in my steering after installing mine. Some time later I tightened that nut maybe a 1/2 turn and it took all the play out of my steering.
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I'd also be interested in one
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I'm actually in the process of working with MarkMC (he gave me the drawing) to get them fabricated at one of our machine shops that we use for work.
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bartonmd wrote:I'm actually in the process of working with MarkMC (he gave me the drawing) to get them fabricated at one of our machine shops that we use for work.
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The 2 and 3 are the same...
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:The 2 and 3 are the same...
Maybe you need some glasses? LOL
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The extensions I saw were... i am using my 2 inch zone with the hybrid 3 inch.
they've always worked for me.
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I've heard multiple times that the dimensions for the 2" and 3" body lift steering extension are the same. I can see how they would be.
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having just the extension available would make it so much more affordable to do a bl on your own. Barton, any idea on what the cost of one might be?
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No idea, yet. I'm still waiting for the quote back from a couple places.
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