Tie rod recommendations

[black pearl]

Looking for suggestions on a new tie rod upgrade. With the adjusting collar breaking on my factory one and it’s been beat to hell anyway. Plus I just had a new axle show up so mows the time to upgrade!!

Thanks in advance.

 

[WJCO]

Synergy

 

[kevman65]

Synergy

What he said.

I live in the midwest and have winters and salt and spray. I anti-seized the snot out of mine on install and they're still crusty.
But they're holding up great.

 

[wayoflife]

Synergy makes a good one but if you have a bit more money to spend, I personally really like the Rock Jock one.

 

[black pearl]

Synergy

What he said.

I live in the midwest and have winters and salt and spray. I anti-seized the snot out of mine on install and they're still crusty.
But they're holding up great.

Thanks guys!
Going to take a look now.

Synergy makes a good one but if you have a bit more money to spend, I personally really like the Rock Jock one.

is that one a little more robust?

 

[DirtHeadDavis]

Another vote for Synergy.

 

[black pearl]

Just ordered a synergy tie rod. Had a buddy that stopped by last night, he has one on his jeep. So it was nice to see one in person first.

 

[DirtHeadDavis]

Just ordered a synergy tie rod. Had a buddy that stopped by last night, he has one on his jeep. So it was nice to see one in person first.

I like the finish on their stuff for sure.

 

[black pearl]

I like the finish on their stuff for sure.

I’ll have to get used to the silver with all the black stuff under the Jeep.

 

[jeeeep]

I’ll have to get used to the silver with all the black stuff under the Jeep.

scuffing, primer, rollbar black paint or Rust-Oleum black tractor implement paint

 

[black pearl]

scuffing, primer, rollbar black paint or Rust-Oleum black tractor implement paint

This maybe what happens, but we’ll see how it looks first with the new axle. The diff cover may have enough silver to tie it in.