Which tie rod setup should I go with?

[CharlesHS]

as in better / tighter steering?

Tighter steering...

 

[mrblaine]

Higher cost doesn't necessarily equate to higher performance.

It does in this case.

 

[csaxj3]

ordered the Currie setup just now, thanks all!

 

[Mumblewood]

My vote would be currie, buy it once and forget about it (besides greasing)

 

[CharlesHS]

ordered the Currie setup just now, thanks all!

CSAXJ3,
Your Forum Profile does not indicate any information about your Jeep, but the picture for your avatar appears that you have a lift on the TJ. The profile information will assist forum members to answer your future questions.

NOTE: The Currie Currectlync does require that you have a minimum of a 2" lift otherwise you may need to cut about 1/2" from the threads on one of the tie rod ends for the drag link so that you can center your steering wheel.

 

[csaxj3]

CSAXJ3,
Your Forum Profile does not indicate any information about your Jeep, but the picture for your avatar appears that you have a lift on the TJ. The profile information will assist forum members to answer your future questions.

NOTE: The Currie Currectlync does require that you have a minimum of a 2" lift otherwise you may need to cut about 1/2" from the threads on one of the tie rod ends for the drag link so that you can center your steering wheel.

4" Savvy kit.

I'll update my profile!