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All that ^ is correct, but you still need an alignment. And after the alignment may need to adjust the track bar again. I did it twice before it was perfect. I shook the Bronco side to side to center the weight and kept making adjustments.

@SVCOFFROAD

"There's no changing the fact that the Bronco is less aerodynamic than a cow!!" LOL!!

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No one has gotten the parts yet to do a review. They are back ordered. Give it time. Then we have to actually off road with the part to stress test it to give a review so that's more time after time. I will tag you In my review after I edit it which takes more time!! in the meantime this...

It would be a pain in the but, however if you want budget DIY you can just use a bunch of nuts together on the tie rod with red Loctite. should do the trick of reinforcing.

I just don't like having a giant billboard on my tie rod with the Broncbuster. Bigger is not always better. What are they going to say when FORD fixes these issues or sells a product in the Ford Performance site. Also, they are not a sponsor here.

I prefer JKS. They make tie rod supports and they do make the bushing kits but are not on the site yet. Made in the USA! Low Cost! All JKS products are protected by a limited lifetime warranty to ensure they are free from manufacturer defects in material and workmanship so you can go with...