Anyone Tried Cunningham OBS- tie rod sleeves

[A97obs]

How have these worked out - held up this far ? Any plus or minus’s as far as liking or disliking ? Powder coat hold up?
Do they have the same adjustability extra or limited over stock , in terms of adjustability for being able to extend the outer tie rods outward that’s kinda required 1-2” give or take in 2wd lifted applications.
I just say that because with oem sleeve you can see how much thread is left before your getting to close as you adjust . These being solid maybe it’s just a measuring game to know .
Thinking about grabbing a pair to go with the mevotech ttx I have on order .

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[offroadtahoe]

How have these worked out - held up this far ? Any plus or minus’s as far as liking or disliking ? Powder coat hold up?
Do they have the same adjustability extra or limited over stock , in terms of adjustability for being able to extend the outer tie rods outward that’s kinda required 1-2” give or take in 2wd lifted applications.
I just say that because with oem sleeve you can see how much thread is left before your getting to close as you adjust . These being solid maybe it’s just a measuring game to know .
Thinking about grabbing a pair to go with the mevotech ttx I have on order .

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Just a plus no cons on these same on the adjustable,posted about these before somewhere,easy to adjust and definitely feels solid mainly low speed turning with 38.5"s
also running ttx tierod's and they are doing awesome,I will be be upgrading to kryptonite for peace of mind though.

 

[fancyTBI]

Heavy Duty Tie Rod Sleeves

Made from a 1 inch hex steel these things are beefy. Paired with a set of Mevotech TTX tie rods they are about one of the strongest bolt on options. Our sleeves fit factory tie rods perfectly fine as well. If yours are having an issue with your factory split ones coming loose or adjusting when...

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there’s a whole thread on them.

 

[A97obs]

Just a plus no cons on these same on the adjustable,posted about these before somewhere,easy to adjust and definitely feels solid mainly low speed turning with 38.5"s
also running ttx tierod's and they are doing awesome,I will be be upgrading to kryptonite for peace

That’s to Know!! I ordered a pair coated earlier ‘
Does the kryptonite stuff work for 2wd 88-98

 

[Caman96]

I’ve got them with TTX tie rods.

 

[offroadtahoe]

My knowledge on 2wd is limited but i do know you can run the kryptonite pitman,upper ball joints (most articulation) not sure if ttx is the same but kryptonite show a photo comparison of moog etc.

and that stock 4wd forged upper control arms are a upgrade for 2wd stamped steel.so the upper control arms could work.

Don't think the kryptonite tie rod's would work though the inner tie rod part # on mevotech's site is different but unless your running giant and wide tires its definitely beefy enough

 

[Vikingdude]

Have them. Great product. Nice to support a small business making cool parts for our trucks. Get the door bushings and a rag joint delete while you're at it.

 

[A97obs]

Have them. Great product. Nice to support a small business making cool parts for our trucks. Get the door bushings and a rag joint delete while you're at it.

Yup Got both them already on .. good parts , last to do is the sleeve adjusters
Might try some of there interior billet pieces ..

 

[A97obs]

My knowledge on 2wd is limited but i do know you can run the kryptonite pitman,upper ball joints (most articulation) not sure if ttx is the same but kryptonite show a photo comparison of moog etc.

and that stock 4wd forged upper control arms are a upgrade for 2wd stamped steel.so the upper control arms could work.

Don't think the kryptonite tie rod's would work though the inner tie rod part # on mevotech's site is different but unless your running giant and wide tires its definitely beefy enough

I’ think I’ll give ttx a run , I don’t think I need all that for what I’m dealing with.. maybe the pitman ‘ all depends on cost going forward. I gotta cut back on spending every other day on this vehicle even tho it’s a habit
Next in line is a 4l80 swap and repaint saving for that.
Rather be investing in a SCSB 88-93 where I could be doing something cool with engine mods / swap .

Went the wrong direction with picking up a suburban, but it’s still cool , fav suv era

 

[KY1SurgRN]

I’ think I’ll give ttx a run , I don’t think I need all that for what I’m dealing with.. maybe the pitman ‘ all depends on cost going forward. I gotta cut back on spending every other day on this vehicle even tho it’s a habit
Next in line is a 4l80 swap and repaint saving for that.
Rather be investing in a SCSB 88-93 where I could be doing something cool with engine mods / swap .

Went the wrong direction with picking up a suburban, but it’s still cool , fav suv era

Cunningham Tie Rod Sleeves are the best! I run them with TTX tie rods. The sleeves are very well machined, heavy duty, easy to adjust, reasonably priced,and good looking. What else can you ask for. Highly recommend Cunningham's parts. My two cents.