2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission truck drives better than new

[VolsFan]

Hi, just thought this would help somebody out looking to get their truck driving and handling like it should. So far, I have put on the DSS, Lukes Link, Maxx Links, and the latest edition which has made the most noticable difference is new control arms with poly bushings and the Rock Solid Ram Truck steering fix. This thing handles beautifully now. The control arms were custom made from a guy that sells them on ebay, lifetime warranty, they look good too. The old control arm bushings looked pretty rough, all rotted and such. I could feel it knock under the floor when I would go down the road. The rock solid fix really makes the steering nice and tight with no more sawing, its a pleasure to drive now.

 

[cArNiVaLwOrKeR]

All I have is the DSS, what do you think all of the other components cost?

Im gonna have to dump some more $ into the front end and wanna get an idea of how much...

Thank in advance...



JoeLee

 

[VolsFan]

the parts were not that bad in price. The most expensive item was the DSS then the control arms. The bushing in the steering column was around $60 and the maxx links were about $80 I think. Here is the link for the control arms, hopefully it works. They are $200 plus $20 shipping, definitely worth it. eBay Motors: Dodge Ram 4x4 High Performance Heavy Duty Control Arms (item 270323995098 end time Feb-28-09 08:58:43 PST) The link for the rock solid ram truck steering is 'Rock Solid' Ram Truck Steering !

 

[odieub]

you just have to look around don't know exact brand but i put one on my truck fit perfect looks great flawless.



eBay Motors: 94-02 DODGE CUMMINS 4X4 STEERING GEAR BRACE (item 260359948956 end time Mar-11-09 12:37:04 PDT)

 

[Vaughn MacKenzie]

The DSS helped noticeably on my 400k mile '96, Luke's Link helped some too. The steering bushing had zero effect though, so evidently my steering column was OK and most the issue was with the steering box & track bar.