Exodus aluminum tie rod flexing

desertrunner

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Just wanted to give a plug for the Exodus aluminum tie rod. It proved it's worth for me this weekend as I slid off of my intended line and landed the tie rod right on a rock. The tie rod flexed a ton and returned straight once I cleared the rock. Drove it home 70mph with 0 issues. Money well spent! Vid and pic attached

https://youtu.be/1uzHh4cfb_0VideoCapture_20190831-163901.jpegVideoCapture_20190831-145800.jpeg

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desertrunner said:
Just wanted to give a plug for the Exodus aluminum tie rod. It proved it's worth for me this weekend as I slid off of my intended line and landed the tie rod right on a rock. The tie rod flexed a ton and returned straight once I cleared the rock. Drove it home 70mph with 0 issues. Money well spent! Vid and pic attached

https://youtu.be/1uzHh4cfb_0View attachment 333938View attachment 333939

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Awesome shot, and thanks for the plug!


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Bubba. Any concerns with metal fatigue and the possibility of these snapping or cracking? I know steel is susceptible to it as well. But the thought of a soda can comes to mind.

Anyhoo...I have both drag link and tie rods from Exodus they definitely are beefy.
 
HighwayTrout said:
Bubba. Any concerns with metal fatigue and the possibility of these snapping or cracking? I know steel is susceptible to it as well. But the thought of a soda can comes to mind.

Anyhoo...I have both drag link and tie rods from Exodus they definitely are beefy.
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Not with 7075. A different aluminum alloy maybe but not this.


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HighwayTrout said:
Bubba. Any concerns with metal fatigue and the possibility of these snapping or cracking? I know steel is susceptible to it as well. But the thought of a soda can comes to mind.

Anyhoo...I have both drag link and tie rods from Exodus they definitely are beefy.
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Thought of a shock body comes to mind?...
 
desertrunner said:
Just wanted to give a plug for the Exodus aluminum tie rod. It proved it's worth for me this weekend as I slid off of my intended line and landed the tie rod right on a rock. The tie rod flexed a ton and returned straight once I cleared the rock. Drove it home 70mph with 0 issues. Money well spent! Vid and pic attached

https://youtu.be/1uzHh4cfb_0
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The color commentary in the video is great... I literally laughed out loud at the end when the woman yell "F#$% Yes!"
 
CalSgt said:
The color commentary in the video is great... I literally laughed out loud at the end when the woman yell "F#$% Yes!"
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Haha yeah my buddy who was filming had never been wheeling before so he was laughing at everything and labor day weekend in Montana brings out a lot of the redneck crowd, prime example of the lady at the end yelling. Good people with bad ass rigs just enjoying life haha

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Cousin Clyde said:
Dude, your a beast for powering through that after slipping. Nice move


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When in doubt throttle out haha.... Had I actually had a real spotter and not just people filming I would have backed up put my locker on and climbed that rock like everyone else did.... But meh it worked haha

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I’ve done similar but never got a good shot of it. Highly recommended!

PS - I’m your first subscriber on YT! Do I win yoga pants? [emoji38]
 
I really have been on the fence about adding a hydro assist to this build. Some days I really wish I had it and some days I look back at all I have done and think I don't really need it. In the case of this video I'm pretty sure I would have smashed the ram on that rock so I'm glad I didn't have it and the Exodus tie rod performed as advertised. Hell it didn't even scratch the finish off haha

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