Off Road Evolution Jeep JK Wrangler
C2 Front Axle Reinforcement Gussets
| With the Jeep JK Wrangler practically built to fit 35″ tires or bigger right out of the box, it really is no wonder that this is exactly what many JK owners have already done with their Jeep or are planning to do in the near future. Unfortunately, there is a minor drawback in going bigger that a few of us are starting to see and that is the front axle C’s will start to bend.
As it would seem, the front axle C’s on both the Dana 30 and Dana 44 front axles are somewhat weak and the strain from running bigger tires will be enough to bend the C’s to the point where a measureable and visible amount of camber to one or both front wheels can be seen. And, while some adjustment can be made to correct this with offset ball joints, this adjustment is limited and will not prevent bending of the C’s in the future. So what can one do to prevent this from happening? Install a set of Off Road Evolution C2 Front Axle Reinforcement Gussets on your Jeep today! Available for only $89, the Off Road Evolution C2 Front Axle Reinforcement Gussets are made out of 3/16″ laser cut and CNC bent steel and are designed to seriously beef up your Jeep JK Wrangler’s front axle C’s. These gussets do require welding but any certified welder should be able to install these in about 2 hours or less and for a cost of about $200. Being that the axle C’s are made out of 1045 forged steel, you will not have any problems welded the gussets onto them. The following write-up details the steps necessary to install a set of Off Road Evolution C2 Front Axle Reinforcement Gussets. |
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If mine seems a little bowed out now What do I need to replace before putting on thos gusset thingys
you can buy a replacement ball joint that is offset to correct whatever camber you have. the gussets will prevent any future bending.
Hmm, wonder if these will fit the older XJ/TJ axles as well?
where can I get the new ball joints?? I have spent alot of money getting my JK the way I want it, so why stop now!!!!!!!!