Bonbon found you some tie rods

[gregrob]

http://www.fireball-racing.com/billetball.htm

 

[okbeast]

??

[shanYE west]

Ummm.... Thats not a Tie rod..

 

I'm going out on a limb here... but.. I think its a Ball joint.

[gregrob]

I meant tie rod ends. They are ball joints but he needs to use them for ti rod ends lol. Hes the tie rod end punisher

[okbeast]

What exactly is he doing to break them? Jamming them sideways or what?

[someone82]

Think of tierod ends as fueses, you put those beastly ball joints on your tierods and you'll start bending/breaking other things that are more expensive.

[ny98banshee350]

THOSE THINGS ARE AWESOME!!!

i wonder if they fit wicked a arms??

[FireHead]

I meant tie rod ends. They are ball joints but he needs to use them for ti rod ends lol. Hes the tie rod end punisher

I have heard that he is a rod punisher......... :ermm:

[bonbon]

I have heard that he is a rod punisher......... :ermm:

That just went way wrong. Although I did just laugh my ass off.

 

I kept bending tie rod ends at Walden last weekend. Too wide, catching the sides of ruts with my mohawks and bending the ends. Also hit a tree once and that didn't help.

[FireHead]

That just went way wrong. Although I did just laugh my ass off.

 

I kept bending tie rod ends at Walden last weekend. Too wide, catching the sides of ruts with my mohawks and bending the ends. Also hit a tree once and that didn't help.

I have been using some rode ends I got from Janssen awhile ago without any trouble. The tie rods themelves are something I made 8 years ago out of some bizarre military surplus PH Stainless Steel.

 

I don't believe the ends gregrob found fit a Banshee. I looked into a couple years ago when they came out.

[bonbon]

I have been using some rode ends I got from Janssen awhile ago without any trouble. The tie rods themelves are something I made 8 years ago out of some bizarre military surplus PH Stainless Steel.

 

I don't believe the ends gregrob found fit a Banshee. I looked into a couple years ago when they came out.

I just bought some stock replacements for now. I hadn't had a problem with bending them until last weekend. Next time I go back there I will have my stock fronts on and will flip and swap my back wheels so I'm not so wide. That ought to help out quite a bit.

 

I don't think I have to worry about the tie rods themselves, they are the beefy ones from LSR. I swear they weigh 20 pounds by themselves. They are a good solid product.

[FireHead]

I just bought some stock replacements for now. I hadn't had a problem with bending them until last weekend. Next time I go back there I will have my stock fronts on and will flip and swap my back wheels so I'm not so wide. That ought to help out quite a bit.

 

I don't think I have to worry about the tie rods themselves, they are the beefy ones from LSR. I swear they weigh 20 pounds by themselves. They are a good solid product.

Yeah, the LRS rods are pretty hardcore. You're definitely messing something else up before those bend. :thumbsup:

[jbooker82]

I have a pair of ASR Pro X tie rods on my raptor. They are the honda style where the rod threads in to the joint instead of the otherway around. I bet you couldnt bend one of these with out tearing something else up.

 

josh

 

http://www.amstarmanufacturing.com/X-SeriesTieRods.html

[NOS_350x]

The ball joint showed is for the a-arm, Not tie rod.

 

I got some tie rods on my bike and they are extremely strong. I like them soo much better.