44 high steer

[Greg]

Just wondered what high steer arms you would recomend for an 81 CJ7 that I am putting a 74 wagoneer 44 under front end, it will be sprung over, 5 leaf packs?

[D.reisy]

just keeep in mind that high steer is only necessary when going SOA. if ur gona stay SUA it will make your steering hit the frame when flexing

[Old Rugged Crosser]

Here is a web site that will take you through it. He gives all the information needed to acomplish your new endevor.
http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/Steering/Steering_Research/steeringresearch.htm

Wheels up

[Parts Mike]

We have a number of SUA vehicles that the owner's use our heavy duty steering linkage. We supply a flat top right hand knuckle and arm and flip the tierod using our DOM and GM tre's. The cross steer has an advantage as it allows clearance between the tierod and draglink, while using a shorter pitman. Works very well in shackle reversal applications that are spring under or the axle is moved forward, plus it also raises the tierod about 3" for better "rock" clearance. The drag link can be installed from the bottom of the arm up or vice-versa.

[Datacemagailm]

I got a couple extra high steer arms kickin around if your interested.

[Datacemagailm]

what price do you consider midrange? You can get build a basic BCM AR for 1000 and its still very high quality