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  1. Steering Shaft Upgrades:  Weather doing a body lift of 2" or more and trying to figure out theBorgConversion1.JPG (12954 bytes) binding issue, or just tired of ripping rag joints on your steering shaft thisBorgOnBox.JPG (23762 bytes) Borgeson double u-joint kit is the best solution to your steering problems. Don't cut your firewall in a u shape slotBorgConversion2.JPG (34697 bytes) below the column install this kit and be done with no cutting or shimming. The mini U-joints are sealed and maintenance free for the life of your truck. NOTE: You will need to measure the diameter of the shaft coming out of the power steering box as there were two used on the Scouts. 3/4" or 13/16". I need to know to get you the right one.
    Scout 2/Traveler $160, stainless steel no rust upgrade $30 more, polished stainless steel upgrade is $60 more
    Upgrade to a vibration joint for steering box end for additional $35OriginalScout2SteeringShaft.JPG (10016 bytes)
    The picture on the left is the original that this kit replaces.
    (NOTE: Call for other applications)

  2. Tie Rods and Draglinks for Scout 80/800 and Scout 2:

    Unequalled strength. These two products when added to your vehicle insure you stand the best chance of returning unbroken in the back country and on the toughest trail in America.S-TieRod-ends.jpg (12376 bytes) SS-TieRodComparison.jpg (11811 bytes)SStierodsdraglinks.jpg (68732 bytes)
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    They are superior and outperform the stock flimsy equipment that is made of 1/8 wall mild steel and 5/8 solid mild steel. The factory ones are hollow, these are solid polished stainless steel. In addition the ends are the heaviest on the market. An additional option available is adding heim joints to the end in place of the conventional ends. What this means is more flex on the draglink when articulating (spacers must be used...ask). On the tie rod it means that you can move the tie rod above the knuckles for 2-3" more ground clearance in a spot previously taken up in front of the axle (requires drilling out taper to 3/4"hole). This mounting method maximizes chances of not bending tie rods on the trails. If you have a custom application please call and discuss this with us.

    Scout 2 and Traveler:

     EXTREME Scout 2 / Traveler Tierod:
       
    *Polishes 1" Solid Stainless Steel                                                                   $199
        *DOM 1.125" (1&1/8" OUTSIDE DIAMETER)  .219 wall thickness           $159

     EXTREME Scout 2 / Traveler Draglink:
       
    *Polishes 1" Solid Stainless Steel                                                                   $199
        *DOM 1.125" (1&1/8" OUTSIDE DIAMETER)  .219 wall thickness           $159

     EXTREME Scout 2 / Traveler "Z" Spring Over Draglink:
       
    *Polishes 1" Solid Stainless Steel                                                                   $225
        *DOM 1.125" (1&1/8" OUTSIDE DIAMETER)  .219 wall thickness           $185

    SUPER EXTREME Scout 2 / Traveler Tierod:
       
    *DOM 1.25" .219 wall thickness sleeved with DOM 1.5" .120 wall tubing  $Call for current price

    Scout 80/800:
        *DOM 1" outside diameter .250 wall thickness Tierod                                $199
         *DOM 1" outside diameter .250 wall thickness Draglink                             $159
           PLEASE STATE 4 CYC OR V-8 WHEN ORDERING

    Modification to Scout 80/800 pitman arm for above draglink                           $75
        
     

  3. Straight Steering brace.  Thicker than other brands and protectsStraight-Steer-Brace2.JPG (8354 bytes)Straight-Steer-Brace1.JPG (8879 bytes)StraightSteeringBrace.jpg (72865 bytes) the oil pan
    from frontal hits. 


    Eliminates the swaying associated with larger tires wandering, and the
    squishy feeling of the truck going around corners.
    Includes clearance cutout so 99% of the water hoses on the market don't hit the brace. 
    Our superior braces are made from 1/2" steel with welded corners so there is no fatiguing like the 3/8"bent corners of other companies. RECOMMENDED for all Scouts!! A superior design Includes all new hardwear $85

  4. Steering Stabilizer:  Rancho 5000 steering stabilizer. Bolts to front axle and tie rod to control bump steer with larger tires. Requires rancho ($22.00) installation bracket kit if you don't have the mounting hard wear or are not replacing a worn out one. $43.50