The Story
One of the biggest weaknesses of GM's IFS (Independent Front Suspension) is that of the tie rods. All too often, we see customers with broken tie rods, and especially as truck owners lift the trucks, install larger tires, and put it through turmoil in four wheel drive, these shafts are a common breakage. Fortunately, the fix is EASY! Installing a set of Fleece tie rod sleeves will alleviate these issues and with a durable powdercoat finish, their finish will outlast most of your undercarriage. As a bonus, these are built from hex stock to provide a simple installation.
Description
One of the biggest weaknesses of GM's IFS (Independent Front Suspension) is that of the tie rods. All too often, we see customers with broken tie rods, and especially as truck owners lift the trucks, install larger tires, and put it through turmoil in four wheel drive, these shafts are a common breakage. Fortunately, the fix is EASY! Installing a set of Fleece tie rod sleeves will alleviate these issues and with a durable powdercoat finish, their finish will outlast most of your undercarriage. As a bonus, these are built from hex stock to provide a simple installation.
