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2 Hole Steering Knuckle

Discussion in 'Flat Fender Tech' started by Farmjeep99, Jan 18, 2019.

  1. Farmjeep99

    Farmjeep99 New Member

    Anyone on here have a 2 hole steering knuckle that will fit a Dana 25? Gathering parts for a steering conversion.

    Thanks
     
  2. Keys5a

    Keys5a Sponsor

    You might have better luck moving this request to the Flatfender classifieds at the bottom of the page, listing WTB.
    The 2 hole knuckles are usually found on 1950s and 1960s Willys and Jeep wagons.
    -Donny
     
  3. Farmjeep99

    Farmjeep99 New Member

    Thanks for the tip. I’m new here and appreciate all direction and input
     
  4. timgr

    timgr We stand on the shoulders of giants. 2022 Sponsor

    Wagoneers got a 2-hole knuckle. You might try a WTB on the Wagoneer forums, ifsja.org and fsjnetwork.com. Pretty sure a knuckle from any of the closed-knuckle Jeeps will work, as long as it has two holes. The Wagoneers had closed 27s and 30s (through 1973) and the J-trucks had closed 44s through '73.
     
  5. ITLKSEZ

    ITLKSEZ Hope for the best, prepare for the worst

    I'm pretty sure early Scouts had them. You can check the Binder forums too.
     
  6. Farmjeep99

    Farmjeep99 New Member

    Thanks guys I actually just got one located and it’s being shipped
     
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  7. John Schiefer

    John Schiefer Fltfndr

    I am working on the same project with Saginaw PS. I have correct length of tie rod but can't find the correct length of the drag link. Any suggestions.

    Fltfndr
     
  8. Farmjeep99

    Farmjeep99 New Member

    There are several factors that are going to dictate the length of the drag link. Pitman arm length, steering box location, offset spacers from the frame etc. I’m not that far in my build yet, we are just now welding in the plates to box the frame and then I will be where you’re at. My thought was to find center of the steering box make sure your axle is straightforward and then pull a distance trying to use the same thread exposure the tie rod has. I am using dom tubing for my tire rod and drag link. I used 38 1/2 inches for my tire rod length. This doesn’t exactly answer your question but I hope this helps
     
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  9. 3b a runnin

    3b a runnin Active Member 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

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