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Heavy Duty 0-6" Adjustable Tie Rod for 1999-2007 Chevy GMC Silverado Sierra 1500

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DESCRIPTION



All modifications must be installed by licensed mechanics and in compliance with your local modification regulations

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Application:

for Cadillac 2002-2006 Escalade
for Chevy 2002-2006 Avalanche 1500
for Silverado 1500(Early) 1999-2007  
for  Silverado 2500(Non HD) 1999-2000
for Suburban 1500 2000-2006 
for  Suburban 2500 2000 
for Tahoe  2000-2006 
for GMC 1999-2007 Sierra 1500(Early)
for  Sierra 2500(Non HD) 1999-2000
for  Yukon 2000-2006

Notice:

- These tie rods fit 4x4 trucks only. 
- ⚠️ Does NOT fit 2WD models!
- ⚠️ Does NOT fit vehicles with rack and pinion steering!
- 0-6" adjustable tie rod ends kits

 

Package Includes:

2x Front Lower Tie Rods

 

Specification:

* Material: Steel
* Bushing: Rubber

* Ball Joint: Heavy Duty
* Surface Finish: Powder coated
* Length Adjustable Range: 390-460mm/15.35-18.11"
* Eye-to-eye Length Range: 350-420mm/13.78-16.54"
* Placement on Vehicle: Front, Left, Lower, Right
* Direct replacement/No Drilling Required

 

Features:

- 0-6" adjustable tie rod ends kits can replace the stock inner and outer tie rod assembly perfectly.
- The rod is 3 times as wide as the factory one. Reinforced steel material and special process, will not easy to break or bend, making it more suitable for intense and complex off-road driving.
- Longer service mechanical ball joint and two zerks, can make you add grease easily by yourself. 
- The tie rod ends are crafted from hexagonal steel, featuring integrated wrench flats for exceptional anti-rotation and torque transmission capabilities, resulting in higher torsional stiffness and greater durability.

 

Note:

- After the first 500 miles (800 km), please have all bolts and nuts checked and re-torqued to specification.
- Repeat this bolt/nut torque check every 1,000 miles (1,600 km) thereafter.
- At least every 3,000 miles (4,800 km), have a professional mechanic perform a full inspection of the:
• Wheel alignment
• Suspension components
• Steering system
• Driveline systems

- All modifications must be installed by licensed mechanics and in compliance with your local modification regulations