SAS Buget Steering

Leatonla24 · Dec 26, 2009

I know that there are some post out there that explain sas steering, but my computer is slow and i want to skip the search step, so help me out. I want to know if anyone can post a link or give me a website to better help me understand the steering when dealing with a sas. Can it be done without buying a steering kit or is there a budget way.

Corey Y · Dec 26, 2009

What year/kind of vehicle?

Leatonla24 · Dec 27, 2009

87 toy ext cab

stealthrunner1 · Dec 27, 2009

Hy-steer kit or you could put old yota J-arm steering in it for cheap everybody throws that **** away!!!:; Go Hy-steer....:awesomework:

boardbysled · Dec 27, 2009

Save up for hy steer. Find someone selling it used. Its worth it. Don't afro engineer your steering.:awesomework:

44newman · Dec 27, 2009

If you have IFS, you already have the correct stlye steering box for hysteer. You would need to mount a push/pull box for a J arm setup.Waste of time.
I found arms new 2nd hand for $100. TG brand. All pro Drag link/tie rod for $75 used a few times. And I used a 2WD pitman arm.
Hysteer is well worth it. You will be reverse engineering **** without it, because of the steering box already in place.

Poohbair · Dec 27, 2009

If you can't afford the right steering for what you are doing... then what is the point?

Save your $$ and do it right the first time.

stealthrunner1 · Dec 28, 2009

44newman said:
If you have IFS, you already have the correct stlye steering box for hysteer. You would need to mount a push/pull box for a J arm setup.Waste of time.
I found arms new 2nd hand for $100. TG brand. All pro Drag link/tie rod for $75 used a few times. And I used a 2WD pitman arm.
Hysteer is well worth it. You will be reverse engineering **** without it, because of the steering box already in place.

Exactly!!!!!:awesomework::beer: J-arm steering breaks and is bent too easy!!!!!