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- Vendor:
- TOMS OFFROAD
- Part Number:
- 3881
Trail Terminator Heim Steering Linkage, 1966-77 Ford Bronco
Trail Terminator Heim Steering Linkage, 1966-77 Ford Bronco
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TOMS OFFROAD's Trail Terminator Heim Joint Steering Linkage for 66-77 Ford Broncos (select year range when ordering). Linkage can be mounted above or below the steering knuckle. Comes with all mounting hardware. Knuckles and pitman arm must be drilled out for mounting hardware. The #3881 drum linkage is designed to fit front ends with 48'' from center to center on the knuckle holes where the tie rods connect. This measurement is commonly found on drum brake front ends. For Broncos with 50 inch from center to center on the knuckle, use part# 3884 for factory disc application.
Designed for off-road use. The Trail Terminator Heim Linkage is made using high quality components and DOM tubing. The tubing measures 1 1/4" in outer diameter, 1/4" wall thickness, and utilizes 3/4" heim joints.
NOTE: If running a 2.5" lift, there is a possibility you will need to run a track bar riser bracket on the axle side in order to get the tracking bar parallel with the drag link.
Fit
Technical Specs
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.
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