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    crossover steering...

    not that bad... basic crossover kit (drag link,ends,steering arm,pitman arm),1 1/2 x .250 wall tie rod plus ends for same,and a stud kit for the right side including conical nuts,came to 660$ canadian including shipping.(vancouver island to edmonton). the large tie-rod is an option.check out...
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    crossover steering...

    generally the minimum... as a general rule,thats the least lift you can run with crossover.iv'e got a little over an inch and a half clearance at the spring.you might get away with a little less lift if you measure carefully.
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    crossover steering...

    Finally got a free day to install my crossover setup from northwest fab.everything went well except the tie rod was 2 inches to long...a trim with a zip wheel and all was well. al thats left is a test drive and some means to install the steering stabalizer.
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