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Part Number:
3881
Ford Bronco 1966-1975

Trail Terminator Heim Steering Linkage, 1966-77 Ford Bronco

Trail Terminator Heim Steering Linkage, 1966-77 Ford Bronco

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Trail Terminator Heim Joint Steering Linkage

The TOMS OFFROAD Trail Terminator Heim Joint Steering Linkage is designed for off-road enthusiasts seeking a stronger steering system for their 1966-77 Ford Bronco. Built using heavy-duty DOM tubing and premium heim joints, this linkage is engineered to withstand demanding trail conditions while providing precise steering response.

The linkage can be mounted above or below the steering knuckle and includes all necessary mounting hardware. Constructed from 1-1/4 inch DOM tubing with a 1/4 inch wall thickness and 3/4 inch heim joints, this system delivers the strength and durability required for serious off-road use.

Features

  • Designed for off-road use
  • Heavy-duty DOM tubing construction
  • 1-1/4 inch tubing diameter with 1/4 inch wall thickness
  • Utilizes 3/4 inch heim joints
  • Can be mounted above or below the steering knuckle
  • Includes mounting hardware
  • Provides improved steering strength and durability
  • Designed and manufactured by TOMS OFFROAD

Additional Fitment Details

  • Part #3881 fits front ends measuring 48 inches center-to-center between tie rod mounting holes on the steering knuckles
  • Typically used on drum brake front axle applications
  • For front ends measuring 50 inches center-to-center, use Part #3884
  • Commonly used on factory disc brake front axle applications
  • Steering knuckles and pitman arm must be drilled for mounting hardware
  • Vehicles with a 2.5 inch suspension lift may require an axle-side track bar riser bracket to maintain proper drag link and track bar geometry

Technical Specs

NOTE: Bronco's with weld on front shock mounts that attach to the radius arm CAP must be modified or removed. In addition, the drag link is designed to be used with a steering box that is installed in the factory location. 

We often get the question which Heim Steering Kit you should get if you have converted to disc brakes. To make it simple, keep in mind that the brakes don't actually matter at all for the steering linkage. What matters is the distance from the center hole of your passenger steering knuckle to the center hole of your driver steering knuckle. If you converted to disc brakes and did not change your steering knuckles, then you would still use the drum brake steering linkage. If you are unsure, measure from tie rod mounting hole to tie rod mounting hole on the knuckles and use this measurement. Will not work with factory steering stabilizer bracket setup.

Prop. 65 Warning for California Residents

WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. Learn more

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