How you all doin, i recently noticed than while my trucks sitting still and you turn the steering the part of the frame were the steering box is mounted it twist. so i did alittle research and found the steering box brace from dodge connections. so i installed it tonight and its still doing it. so does anyone know of a better solution?
thanks jon

 

Hey Jon I would say do this go crossover steering you will kick yourself for not doing it sooner you have a good lift and let me tell you it will make a heck of a big difference on how the truck handles .

 

i took your advice the first time and did the swap, deffently made a diffrence, but still will bounce around on the right road.

 

Did you go 1 or 2 stablizer's ? 2 made a big difference on mine

 

dual stabilizer but its the older inline style not the ones that are on top of each other.

 

what size tire are you running ? I had 39's and it was nice to drive with 1 hand .

 

You can box the front of the frame with Jungle's Crossover frame boxing kit. You are using crossover already right?

http://ramchargercentral.com/fabrica...rame-supports/

I just received mine in the mail for the '74 RC. It is a great kit.

 

What is the minimum lift to use the crossover steering,
And what about the frame still twisting at the box with the crossover steering?

 

yea i am running crossover steering, i did see the support kit and was thinking of giving that a try. or me and my brother was kicking the idea of making a new cross member.

 

Buddy I believe you can get away with 4 in not sure I know for fact that 6 in work's fine .As for frame twist with crossover I never noticed it on my crew after crossover

 

I have the exact same problem and I would love not to have to cut my frame just to box it in. is there another way??

 

On the frame itself, behind where the steering box mount attaches, look to see if the frame itself is cracked in the top and bottom flanges (common). If so weld it up there.

 

yeah I already checked for cracks there was one crack but i already welded it up.

 

You don't have to cut the frame to box it in, use jungles kit from above and weld it in. I will be boxing both sides when i put my crossover in. NWFab has a crossover kit which they say will fit with no lift, i am installing it shortly.