Rogue Racing Front Suspension Stages and Pricing

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

Darthyota

Full Access Member
Joined
Jan 28, 2014
Posts
664
Reaction score
148
Location
Alberta Canada
unfortunately i don't but i know their stuff is pretty bullet proof and they have some destructive testing videos that should be on you tube
 

pirate air

will plunder your booty
Supporting Member
Joined
Jul 11, 2010
Posts
4,253
Reaction score
1,377
Location
Texas
Yes, we have designed a groove on the inner tie rod .25" from the jam nut (also references left hand thread) to allow for a band.
You don't need a wrench on the tie rod. The last 23 sets sold have all been aligned by hand grip. Before that the first batch had 2 sides that we're not ball end milled or just left flat for a wrench, but no wrench was needed. So we decided to ball mill all 6 sides so a flat side didn't end up facing out & not matching the other tie rod.

Ok, didn't see the groove

So how do you hold the link when you tighten the jam nuts? With a pipe wrench?
 
OP
OP
Rogue Racing

Rogue Racing

Full Access Member
Joined
Feb 5, 2014
Posts
570
Reaction score
651
Ok, didn't see the groove So how do you hold the link when you tighten the jam nuts? With a pipe wrench?
There's a left & right hand threaded jamb nut. First for dialing in on alignment just snug with hand grip on tie rod and 1 wrench. Then final one wrench on each nut. We use 7/8" hiems on both ends, and a full surface for the nut to jamb against the rod. Works great & hiems line up square if clocked for final torque.
 

777Matt

Member
Joined
Jan 12, 2014
Posts
4
Reaction score
1
Location
The Lone Star State
Does anyone have a picture of these tie rods with the rubber boot installed that they can post? Or Rogue can yall post a pic of the groove on the tie rod where the boot is supposed to snap into?
 
Top