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SKEETER 05-12-2002, 08:03 PM I thought cross over steering was when the drag link went directly from the pitman arm across the front end and bolted to the passanger knuckle. Then a seperate tie rod assembly attaches the passanger knuckle to the drivers knuckle. Is this correct? Someone also said that the old full size chevy's are considered crossovers but they use a different set up that attaches the steering box to the drivers knuckle 1st. They aren't correct are they? Alaska ZJ 05-12-2002, 09:12 PM You are correct ________ Yamaha XS500 (http://www.cyclechaos.com/wiki/Yamaha_XS500) dave 05-12-2002, 10:45 PM Those pickups have about 2.5cm of stock travel, so the pitman to knuckle connection works okay. Avoids interference probs with another horizontal link. Looks scary & impossible: http://www.shakerbuilt.com/images/SSteering.jpg I've heard of huge drops available for tall rigs without travel but it wouldn't make sense to call it crossover unless it was: http://www.shakerbuilt.com/images/after.jpg -Dave | |