Hotchkis 66-74 Mopar Adjustable Steering Rod Kit

If you're working on a Mopar B or E body car from the mid-60s to mid-70s, like a Dodge Challenger, Plymouth Barracuda, or Dodge Charger, and you're looking to sharpen up the handling, this Hotchkis adjustable steering rod kit is a solid option. This kit is designed to work with Hotchkis upper A-arms to help reduce bump steer, which is that annoying tendency for your wheels to turn on their own when you hit a bump. By minimizing bump steer, you get a more responsive feel from the steering wheel and better control, especially when you're pushing the car through corners.

What makes this kit stand out is its adjustability. It features lightweight aluminum sleeves that are 1 inch wide and have a hex shape, making them easy to adjust with a wrench. The rod ends themselves are 5/8 inch and offer high articulation, meaning they can move freely to accommodate suspension travel without binding. This combination of adjustable sleeves and high-articulation rod ends is key to fine-tuning your suspension and improving overall stability. The whole assembly is finished with a durable, nickel-look powder coat that not only looks good but also helps protect the components.

Installation is designed to be a bolt-in process, which is always a plus. This kit is a great way to get more out of your classic Mopar's suspension, especially if you're aiming for improved cornering performance and a more connected driving experience. It's a well-built piece that addresses a common handling issue in these vehicles.