Badass highsteer. Easy fit

PLENTY strong and affordable cant beat that. Easy fit and weld out. Cant wait to throw it under my comanche

I recently did a solid axle swap on my 06 duramax and these arms worked out great. The Fitment was phenomenal.

High steer arms

Bought these for my 03 Dana 60 the fitment was very good grade 8 bolts helps align the arm all and all a quality part that will bring a lot of beef to your axle

For the XJ

Looks great havent had a chance to install yet

Now that's what I call some high quality high steer

I highly recommend this to anyone that did a super duty swap. Pretty straight forward I was one of the lucky ones that had to slightly modify it fit properly (1999) but the laser lines did help a lot although on the passenger side I had to take a lot more material to make it fit right but besides that and that was honestly nothin. As always another great product

Instal tech

As with every Artec purchase I have made I am extremely pleased with fit and function.

Do you have a steering kit and pitman arm that would work with this. 99 xj 03 dana 60

does this kit clear leaf spring suspensions on a 99 f350 axle ?

I have a 97 dana 60, will this setup work on that axle or did they change the knuckle design?

Will this work on an 01 f350 with a 6" lifted leaf spring suspension.

A — Staff (Artec Team): It was intended for a crossover steering setup to use with a Swap kit for a Jeep depending on the angle of the drag link it could possibly work .

I am working with a '95 F350 D60 for a 1 ton swap on a TJ. Could the 99 superduty high steer kit be adapted to the 95 knuckle or do you have a recommendation, Thx, Gary

A — Staff (Artec Team): The weld on knuckles will not work for the 92-97 ford knuckles the size and shape are different and they were designed off of a 3d scanned 99-04 and 2005-2012 super duty knuckles

I bought this kit about 6 months ago and now that my axle is assembled and in my pickup I've found that the leaf spring is directly in the way of the drag link. I cant run it under or over the leaf spring. Has anyone else had this problem?

A — Staff (Artec Team): The weld on knuckles are designed to be used with a vehicle that is setup for a Link style suspension and not leaf springs

What size rod ends do I use with what through hole size if I'm using 1.5 DOM?

A — Staff (Artec Team): you would want to use a 7/8" rod end with a 7/8" bore and our narrow misalignment spacers which will reduce bolt diameter to 3/4" and have a 1.65" mounting width

Can these be installed on a 1995 Ford Dana 60 knuckle? Or is the geometry totally different?

A — Staff (Artec Team): No. Totally different knuckle.

What are the wheel size and backspace limitations for these? Can a 16" wheel with 5" backspacing be used?

A — Staff (Artec Team): We have not tested them on anything less then a 17" wheel, 4.5" back spacing is the minimum you can run