Stop BREAKING Tie Rods on YOUR 21+ Ford Bronco with THIS Part!

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This Tie Rod Steering Sleeve Kit features heavy-duty components designed to support your steering. JKS replaces the OE jam nut with a hefty sleeve that will prevent the tie rod from bending or breaking. What's more, the Sleeve Kit allows full toe adjustment to dial in front end alignment. Installation is a painless process that, once complete, will allow you to perform worry-free out on the trail.
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[@Amelendez502]

So, in the video you said Ford designed that end link to be the failure point instead of the more expensive to repair power steering rack… then put a sleeve on to reinforce that point. Won’t that just contribute to a failed power steering rack down the road when you get into a rough spot?

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So you're correct its a bit of a trade-off. But in my opinion for the trails we take this Bronco on, were more then likely going to break a tie rod with out the sleeve more times then were going to break a power steering rack with the sleeve. At the end of the day it really depends on how hard you wheel your Bronco.
I also want to add this is a "budget" way of doing things. The proper fix to these problems is lifting your Bronco the correct way. Also if you don't go bigger then a 35" tire then you'll be in the clear.