Tie rods are essential parts of a vehicle's steering system. They are located towards the end of the steering rack and connect the steering and suspension systems to the front wheels, which allows the ...

There are many reasons to build custom steering for your 4x4. Whether you’ve bent stock wimpy parts or even heavy-duty aftermarket steering parts on the trail, reengineered your steering for more ...

In many factory solid-front-axle applications that use leaf springs, it's not uncommon to find a 4x4 track bar being used to help keep bumpsteer at bay. Bumpsteer happens because as the suspension ...

The trends in setting up our stock cars have influenced bumpsteer issues so much that we need to rethink how today's setups might have an adverse effect on the bumpsteer characteristics of our cars.

Although it was designed for driving off the beaten path, the sixth-generation Bronco is equipped with thin little threaded tie rods that snap over bumps that hardly warrant such a failure. Blaming ...