Product Details
Chevy Suburban 4WD With Dana 60 Axle 1966, Heavy Duty Steering Knuckle by Reid Racing®. Quantity: 1 per Pack. If you are looking to upgrade the steering system of your vehicle to make the most out of your vehicle’s performance, go with this high-grade steering part that is engineered to be second to none when it comes to exceeding OE specifications.
Notes
- Knuckles for off road use only.
Specifications
| Material: Ductile Iron |
| Finish: Orange |
Features
- The strongest Dana 60 knuckles on the market
- Cast from high strength ductile iron
- Beefed up with extra material and ribbing
- 100% interchangeable with a Chevy kingpin knuckle
- 5th bolt hole for high steer arms (4 bolt arms still fit)
- Cast in steering stop eliminates bent stop bolts
- Tapered tie rod hole for 1-ton ends
- Tie rod holes can be drilled to accept 3/4" rod end
- Powder coated bright orange for long lasting looks
- Fully machined and ready for installation
What are the things you expect to get when driving a vehicle? For most drivers it’s outstanding performance, maximum comfort, precise handling and responsive steering. If you're striving to take your automobile to the next level and experience improved handling and enhanced road feel, the performance steering parts we have are the ultimate solution. The products have undergone severe tests under the most extreme conditions to ensure outstanding durability, as well as safe and smooth steering performance for many miles.
Reid Racing® was originally part of Dedenbear Products, the manufacturer of electronics and mechanical parts for drag racers. The two companies split in 2006 and Auto Meter Products purchased Dedenbear in 2007. Auto Meter has got under control the production of electronics, while Reid Racing has continued to manufacture cutting-edge transmission and off-road parts. Committed to providing the most advanced products on the market, Reid Racing has many inventions and patents, including delay boxes, throttle stops, SuperGlide transmission cases, and steering knuckles.