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Does anyone have a source in the United States for the Heim joints for the Empire/Krazy Horse Steering kit? Or know the specifications on the joints? I am talking about the female Heim joints that fit on either end of the steering rack. Figured I would ask since mine are wearing out after 7k miles and I can't be the only one in the USA that has had this issue.....
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Does anyone have a source in the United States for the Heim joints for the Empire/Krazy Horse Steering kit? Or know the specifications on the joints? I am talking about the female Heim joints that fit on either end of the steering rack. Figured I would ask since mine are wearing out after 7k miles and I can't be the only one in the USA that has had this issue..... If I recall someone had a rose joint failure with the Empire kit en route to the IoM a few weeks back. They found the replacement (and ++ quality I heard) at Demon Tweeks... conveniently close to the route up to the Liverpool ferry!
M3W5sp 2015, MSCC, MTWC, Oxon UK
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Which joints do you mean exactly? If it is the track rod ends on the end of the steering rack or the upper wishbone adjustable rod end bearing of the Empire kit then they are all listed in the Alternative Parts List in the M3W owners resource at the top of this forum.
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A photo with circles and arrows would be helpful for identification.
The light at the end of the tunnel is actually a train. 2019 M3W
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