FIX YOUR SLOPPY Dodge Ram STEERING FOR GOOD!!!! HERE'S HOW!!!

[@Thesongstaysthesame]

“Fine tuned precision box with warranty” .....this girl I knew once

[@josephmcclure6680]

You left out an important step in your Redhead commercial. It's important to flush and drain the power steering fluid prior to replacing a steering gear. You don't want all the crap in your old fluid going into your new gear. Also, some systems have a filter.

[@user-eo8dq1sd9n]

So glad I watched this video My 99 dodge 2500 was for a long time tiresome to drive and hated the way it would wander. I was very serious about selling it, but now I will try this. Thanks again

[@scottc9303]

I am surprised banks didn't come out with one, with cooling fins all over it....

[@BRAINROTTDAVE]

I add coolers and inline filters to all mine ever since the line out of the box melted a hole in my charge pipe.

[@CoolArrrow]

Don’t give them any ideas

[@noelybarra1769]

Second gen is my favorite from the fleet

[@ClarksAutoAndPerformance]

Mine too

[@kylec4858]

You guys own second gens?

[@noelybarra1769]

@@kylec4858 no but I think it’s the nicest, also there’s just something about a single cab

[@BiffsEquipment]

the track bar is also one of the largest known causes for super sloppy steering on almost any dodge and i would recommend people to check the track bar before the steering gear box but both are known to fail early.

[@ChaosViper67]

The gearboxes for 2nd and 3rd gens are underbuilt for the Cummins. My first choice would be PSC. You won't need the steering stabilizer bar either. It's more expensive but it's a big improvement and the only brand new gear box you can buy for a 2nd gen.

[@idahobuckaroo8348]

Can't go wrong with a Red Head. Been using these for all our 2nd Gen and 3rd Gen trucks. We also use the Solid Steel Industries Steel Stabilizer to tighten up the steering with a "Luke's Links" adjustable tie-rods, and track bar. Really appreciate your focus to detail, and the time you take to share. Great content... thanks!

[@Whatisgoingon-od9yb]

They been getting bad reviews

[@ercysuazo8420]

I was considering one for my 1997 ram 3500 but people are giving bad reviews

[@Kyle-fu6en]

@@ercysuazo8420psc

[@brendonmiller7013]

I can verify the steering box brace on a 4th gen is a game changer also!! I will never own another dodge/ram without one!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@gustavobejaranotorres146]

Its a bolt on swap? I recently bought a 2nd gen and have a lot.of steering play

[@hunterprowsemrereviews9141]

Awesome awesome video Greg A, nothing finer than taking the 2nd Gen out of the steering lol. After owning two 2nd Gen trucks, I can say without a doubt they are all over the road with the factory steering box. Quite literally the two things you do with a 2nd Gen when your not driving it, is fixing the steering, and fixing rust lol.

[@DONNIEWATKINS]

Never Ending Rebuilds On My 99 and 97 Dodge Trucks So Worth It Love My Trucks !~!~ My Steering Has Been On My Mind New Box And Pump Needed Soon !~!~ THANK YOU !~!~ Looks Like The Right Choice To Me !~!~

[@shanebrown5668]

Can the 4th Gen steering setup be applied to the 1500 5.9L 4x4?

[@CZ-kz7ug]

Done a 'lot of work on 2nd gens. Biggest steering problems are the track bar joints and wheel hub bearings that nobody wants to change.

[@decentgarage]

You should have done a comparison between redhead and bluetop. Both are great brands but I have hear redheads quality control is not what it used to be.

[@1Builtcummins]

Heard the same thing about Redhead. Also have been hearing good things about Bluetop.

[@decentgarage]

@@1Builtcummins yep, I'm going to do a blue top over on my channel. Would have been cool to see Greg try one of each

[@edizzle891]

I put a blue top on my 97 roughly 2 years ago and im not sure im super happy with it. I have a redhead on my 05.

[@decentgarage]

@@edizzle891 how do you feel the redhead compares to the blue top?

[@edizzle891]

@@decentgarage its hard to compare because the red head is on a 3rd gen and blue top is on a 2nd gen. But I prefer the redhead. Also last I heard blue top was out of boxes...so you have to send yours in and they rebuild it. So they wait time would be pretty long.

[@michaelwigley8856]

That's awesome you did this. I was just getting ready to order me a redhead box for my 94 second gen cummins that has almost a million miles on it. It still has the stock box on it. It's all over the road with the new 37 inch tires. So I order the same ajustable track bar a box brace kit and a new steering stabilizer kit. The truck has been in my garage for almost a year now get new paint and all rebuild. I cant wait to get it finished.

[@peterdarr383]

Is it done yet ??

[@dc440-4]

Has the 12 valve ever been rebuilt? That's a lot of miles! Mine has 310,000 miles

[@josephbattle3568]

Do you have the link for that still? I’d love to get one for mine

[@jeremypropps38]

Why couldn't this video have come a couple weeks ago? I could've saved some money 💰 lol. Loving the 2nd gen content! It's helping me with my 02. Keep up the great work!

[@StephenBrewer89]

I put a redhead on my 06 super duty. I highly recommend them. I do wish I would have went with the more aggressive tighter gear ratio. Adjusted and ready to go.

[@ryandurnil9546]

i put a red head on my truck and the steering got worse.... tried to rma it and they wouldnt. went with borgeson hd box, that thing is amazing.

[@Jmeinema1]

Just changing the steering linkage and track bar on mine alone made a HUGE difference. My truck was obviously a farm truck based on some of the things I've come across

[@GETLOWDUDE]

Fix the play in my dodge? You already know I had to click and learn the secret 😤😂

[@truckcampertraveler7369]

Just use the adjustment on the side of the box 9/16 in.² and 8 mm allen free

[@Texas12valve]

I can say the red head box is amazing in my 2g

[@trizkial7592]

@@truckcampertraveler7369 I did that and it barely did jack shit. Tightened it a lot as well

[@truckcampertraveler7369]

@@trizkial7592 hummm

[@trizkial7592]

@@truckcampertraveler7369 Yea I turned it quite a bit and still a lot of play. It’s better for sure but damn still got slop

[@98dodge360v8]

My redhead is thrashed after 8k miles. Not even abused, wont be using one again.

[@jeremyleverette6750]

Am I the only one who wants to go to Greg's house an wash his trucks while he's gone... Black is beautiful... Keep them clean

[@SortaProfessional89]

Having a quicker rack is so underrated. Less corrections. Its certainly an overlooked upgrade especially on trucks but cars as well!

[@johngifford7725]

Nothing quite like a nice rack.

[@fr8trainUS]

Looks like a good place you ask this question 06 Dodge 2500 with Cummins Does the death wobble, and we can't track it down. Everything is tight. Checked the entire front steering add suspension, recently found one the shocks/ dampers was bad, replaced them still have it. Any direction would be great

[@JAMPAKTV]

Check your wheel bearings and balljoints or just replace them

[@matthewgraham7419]

I second the motion Greg!! I have installed Newley a dozen red heads over the last year!! Life changing for a second gen owner. Older superdutys get to be just as bad and the redhead comes in clutch there as well. Also customer service is great, one of the ones I installed had memory steer after being replaced and they shipped me a new one right out and made it right!!

[@excaliburjeepxj]

Where is the link to the adjustable track bar???

[@joshhennigar5358]

Check out dodge off road

[@davidanderson3999]

I have been driving my 2 Nd gen for 300,000 plus miles on 35” tires now 40” irocks, with 2 fingers, stock components for V-10 Which is HD standard on truck back then they did advertise HD steering, been through 2 reach bars, one set of ball joints only one bad at 300,000 but I swapped all joints, 3 sets of wheel bearings Assyrian about 100,000 per unit, 3 sets of tie rods,never had death wobble, one steering box son did that so not sure of mileage

[@MrTahoeBob]

I thought you were going to say BUY A FORD. HAHA. Yeah I slapped a Read Head gear box on my 06 Ram 2500. The first one had issues, looked used when it arrived. They sent me a replacement and that one is still in use five years later with no issues.

[@michaelengelhardt5296]

Redhead , 4th gen steering and carli adjustable track bar on my 3rd gen best thing I could have done steering feels great.

[@Smokey-bu3yb]

I like my Borgeson steering box. Brand new no core required. Alot bigger than the factory box.

[@dunnoyolo2238]

How is steering with wide tires? Would you use/Recommend HYDRAULIC ASSIST PORTS for it mine is 4x4 ?

[@andrewwadel92]

I been looking at getting a steering box for my 06 as well. Was on the fence about spending the money on a red head , but I think you convinced me it's worth it. Already have the steering brace on but my box is SHOT!. LOL . Thanks, great video

[@jordang94]

Quick ratio Greg a lol you the man , that will be nice for towing you know when you have to weasel a big trailer around stuff you imagine a quick ratio steering box for towing good idea !!

[@canadianwithabeard]

I really hope the box works with all the hype Greg did. I have heard a lot of people having their fair share of issues with redheads.

[@MLGtroll365]

Its Greg.. All his trucks blow up on race day. Is just an add sponsorship to him. The part prob trash

[@asaadsmider9558]

That's exactly what I've Heard I've been looking at the PSC or blue top. I've heard nothing but good for those two.

[@scott76421]

I'm legit glad there are at least SOME comments from people that know what they're talking about. Gotta love the fake ass disengenuous straight up ad from the worst box maker

[@2002yz250rider]

Tape measure is all you really need to align these T steering setups. It is the most simple front suspension design to align

[@mike_holdread]

I like that quick ratio box.

[@raychilcote5558]

170k on my 3rd gen. Learned a lot chasing my wandering steering down. Before replacing the steering box, make sure other steering components are not having movement. 1. Ensure no Track Bar movement (you did). Upgrade bolts to 9/16. Takes out 14mm slop. Make sure frame mounts have not been wobbled out. If so, weld washers. 2. Upgrade to 2009+ setup (you did). This geometry setup helps prevent death wobble. Also requires newer pitman arm. 3. Intermediate shaft bushings (often overlooked) on '94+. The coupler has a rubber coupler that gets soft through time. Heavy/large tires make this rubber a delay/non-response time for minor steering movements. Put these bushings in on any 94+, steering issues or not! You may feel a tad more road sensitivity through the steering wheel. But oh so worth the change. I'm betting many change out all other components, still have an issue, and never know about this $10 fix. Steering is tight right now. But I've had Red Head in my sights once the steering box gets worn.

[@shawnrobinson726]

That sounds and runs so smooth 😎

[@scmroman]

The 2nd gen is my favorite truck of yours. I've got a 2nd gen 1500 that needs a loooooot of work but I wanna diesel swap it soon as part of the restoration.

[@tobywilliams414]

Just bought a red head with their brace for my 2nd Gen 24v. Now I wait. Excited to feel the difference. Wish I knew about that code!

[@redneckledgend4950]

190k miles on mine and it actually isn't too bad, it has a little play but not nearly as bad as most of them😂. Definitely gonna invest in a redhead now tho

[@matty2helpfull]

Sent this to my brother so he can see to improve his second gen. If I get one ill be getting this upgrade before anything else thats awesome

[@krissewar1036]

Put a redhead in my 04 Lifted Sierra. Unbelievable difference.

[@litner5640]

Red head for the win!!! I’ve got that in my 3rd gen with a dodge off-road brace. Add a synergy steering link and boom! No more play.

[@tennesseeoutlaw9648]

Pulley puller with an impact works wonders on that pitman arm. Just returning the favor for the advice because I’m on my 3rd steering gear and I’m getting sick of it lol

[@thim8009]

I was thinking about upgrading to a 6 bolt and pitman arm. Did you look into that?

[@pdb4382]

Another informercial. Vice Grips Garage puts out an epic 1 hour 40 minute feature length will it start and 600 mile drive home with zero product placement.... I guess that's why VGG has 500k subs and GregA can build a new huge workshop and has a fleet of a dozen mostly identical trucks.

[@scott76421]

FUCK yes. Goddamn I love this comment so much. Glad I'm not the only one.

[@Nordic67]

I put 3 redhead gear boxes in my 1997 2nd gen cummins in 8 years. The 4th gen box setup is the absolute best. You can buy the spacers and it bokts up. You do need to shorten the linkage slightly to make it work. The size of the internal gears and the increase in ease of steering makes it like nothing else. RedHead has a very limited warranty. They would not do anything for me because it would fail after the 1 year warranty. They are quick to blame everything but their box. Even after 3 failures they wouldn't discount or do anything other than sell me another one. They are better than stock but its still a under sized gear box for all that weight. If you run oversized tires its even worse. I was only running 33's. With 35's or bigger the box will fail even quicker. I have a RedHead steering box in my Duramax and have had no issues. On the 2nd gens they do not hold up. I still like the video but do a 50k mile update video and check play.

[@petermoale2116]

Nordic67, I read your post with a LOT of interest. Mine is an 01, with only 108,000 miles. I had the front end lifted, only enough to make it level. Also, it's 4WD. Steering was progressively getting worse. Just 2,000 miles ago, I had new ball joints installed, 4 new Billstine shocks installed, a new upgraded steering shaft, and a new track bar. After all that, it was taken to get aligned. Seems like it really didn't really "Solve the problem". Have been told about Red Head boxes, but your comment, about them, worries me. Geno's Garage sells PCS boxes. Are they any good ? At this point in time, I don't care what the cost is, I just would like "That problem", to go away, forever ! There has to be a specialist steering shop somewhere in Northern California. Any other tips ? Thanks, Pete.

[@Nordic67]

@petermoale2116 Hey Pete, yes the gear box is a PSC. With my entire front end (4wd) being rebuilt the gear box was the problem. Also if you have the cash the Thurn Fab upgrades for the 2nd gen is worth every penny. I recommend you reach out to HMS Diesel they do a lot of dodge trucks. HMS Diesel is in Dublin California. Stay away from left coast Diesel. Ask for Nick over at HMS. Slowly I was able to upgrade all my suspension front and rear with Thurn fab products. The truck drives like a brand new truck now. Took many years and many headaches to get where I'm at. Feel free to respond again if you have any questions.

[@petermoale2116]

@@Nordic67 Thanks for your reply. I just recently had a new track bar installed, 4 new Billstiene shocks installed, new EMF ball joints, and a new steering shaft (the upgrade.) after that, it was taken to get aligned. After parts and labor paid, it didn't feel any better than when I took it there !!! I did notice there is a LOT of play at the point where the steering shaft goes through the firewall. It's a 2001, with 108,000 miles, LB club cab,4WD, auto trans (that was recently re-manufactured with ATS parts, stage 4. Truck is great, except for that damn steering ! Little bit at a time the steering wheel is now 90 degrees from straight across. Constantly correcting the steering wheel. I do have to tell you that I have about a 2.5 to 3" lift on the front, to make the truck level. Will that mess things up ? I live about 300 miles North of Dublin, CA. May just have to show up and let Nick "Feel it". May I ask where you are located ? Thanks for you help and comments. Pete

[@wreckedandrecklessgarage8727]

Greg you’re killing the channel with the infomercials...

[@MrXalex25]

Like he can mention and recommend a product without making the whole video about it. Like we get it lol. You like the product and are working with the company. Just beats it to death.

[@hectorcorrea8044]

Does the upgraded 4th gen kit work for a 1999 Dodge Ram 1500?

[@evana1112]

I know in the duramax world red head steering boxes are junk and have horrible customer service, PSC steering boxes are the way to go

[@nateengle8436]

PSC was the route I was the route I was going to go. More expensive but from what I’ve read it’s heavier duty and with 16:1 ratio steers a little quicker. Geno’s Garage carries them.

[@peltiereric6497]

Honestly I don’t even bother trying to remove the pitman arm from the steering gear most of the time I have replaced them on trucks. Normally I just buy a new one every time I replace a box because they are usually either stuck on there good from decades of service or were already replaced by a previous owner who failed to torque it down properly because they just used big wrench’s to tighten it up and then years later it’s vibrated loose and now the splines are sloppy. I will say I’ve never had any issues with NAPA steering gears but I’ve only used them on GM and Fords, never had to replace one on a Dodge yet but I have a feeling that I’m about to so maybe I’ll get a Redhead one since the Dodge steering gears seem to be prone to be more problematic than the other manufacturers

[@jerribuilt]

My red head was shit out of the box. Almost as bad as the stock box. Had to replace it after two years when the seals finally went.

[@jager9825]

Those wheels........ wow, just wow......

[@sycostang67]

Got a new redhead box in the garage to go on my second gen. I’m currently on my 3rd reman box in 80k miles.

[@sycostang67]

I ended up installing the 3rd gen linkage as well. This is the best my truck has ever steered.

[@rangerrick8220]

Dad (elderly) owns a 2000 Ram 1500. Cops pulled him over for weaving too much. I drove it for him and its not him - its the truck. Unreal. Feels like my old Mustang with a severely worn rack. Will look into at least the gear box!

[@michaelwhalen4072]

2nd gen 1 ton steering pretty much same as 4th gen. I'll be getting me a red head I bought a stock one. Junk within the year.

[@robertboicourt7670]

the box brace bearing to output shaft bushing.....swapping from stock box to redhead, did you need a different bushing?

[@thedailyproject4569]

I’ve got a second gen that I’ve been putting off doing to steering box on and now I’m sold on what box to get. Thanks Greg...

[@BusyDoingNothin]

I have an 01 3500 that I’m replacing steering box and parts just like you did. What year 4th gen steering components do I order?

[@robertwilbert1317]

Awesome have to check them out for a steering box for my jeep cherokee xj..thanks for the video

[@mike_12valve58]

So this may be a stupid question, but you said its 4th gen steering linkage but your link was for an 03 to 08? Wrong link or is there something I’m missing 🤔

[@The02CumminsRAM]

I’m wondering the same thing! I’m about to order all the new steering and suspension for my truck and what track bar did he use???

[@blakemoneypenny]

good video as always Greg!

[@austinfraliex8253]

Redheads are a good choice for GM vehicles as well. I love mine in my 2500HD

[@kr5289]

I bought a brand-new dodge in 01 it has 370.000 miles and I have never replaced any front-end parts and still drives as good as new. the only thing I can tell is that it does need new shocks.

[@twintibbsdiesel93]

The upgraded steering is awesome !

[@ClarksAutoAndPerformance]

Just leaving a comment to help your KZbin algorithm. Keep up the great work Greg and Mike!

[@trizkial7592]

Saw the Amsoil stickers, I immediately knew this guy knows his shit

[@nateengle8436]

Steering and front end parts are next on my list for my stock 02 after my new AirDog 165.

[@BUFFALORON15]

psc is the only way to go sounds like you didnt actually do much research if you picked redhead. but cant forget redheads prob the only one who emailed you back willing to give you a free box for promo

[@irelandssons]

Exactly this dudes a sellout

[@gw1652]

Yeah you can tell he’s really trying to seek the product.

[@Redbloodroadrunner]

Except here's your problem, psc does not have a 2wd option, so they are useless to anyone with a 2wd.

[@BUFFALORON15]

@@Redbloodroadrunner doesn’t sound like a problem to me at all i’m sorry they only make steering boxes for men with real trucks and they don’t cater to the girls who drive a 2wd.

[@Redbloodroadrunner]

@@BUFFALORON15 Sure do, my wife runs that rig, my daily rig would run yours off the road. But hey, 2 grand for a 98.5 2500 with 285k on the odo can't be beat in today's economy.

[@jacobcady4395]

Hey man where did you get the adjustable trac bar? and is it foruth gen?

[@ppump24valve53]

Just for some actual experience with the Redhead gearboxes- I had one installed, and it worked ok( until👉 you hit one pothole with it, and it goes loose. ) If you want the real steering box, that separates the men from the boys- then get a PSC from Geno’s Garage. It has a 6 bolt cover with much larger shafts than any Redhead. My 2 nd gen actually truly feels like a 4th gen truck now. The PSC box also has a slightly less turn radius, and also is a box that comes out of medium duty trucks!

[@ldauto2404]

I so agree with this. He way overhyped redhead lol. I feel like it’s a hit or miss with redhead.

[@edizzle891]

Do you need to upgrade the power steering pump with the PCS box, or is it a complete bolt on?

[@ldauto2404]

@@edizzle891 should be a straight bold on

[@ppump24valve53]

@@edizzle891 it’s a direct bolt up. They provide 1” spacers and new bolts to space it off the frame a little since it is bigger diameter housing. Also if you are currently using a gearbox stabilizer u will need to at least remove the part of the bracket that the bearing mounts to, since u can no longer use the bearing, and there’s no need for it. U may also have to shorten the tie rod at the pitman arm if u have factory steering. If u have a Synergy steering kit it is not a problem.

[@josephtice9023]

Replaced the same thing on my dad's 7.3 powerstoke and the steering is 100% better now that it's replaced

[@gbeichh]

Ran the same steering on my 97 had to cut it down roughly 1/2 inch of each tie rod at the threads since the 4th gen is wider

[@austinshelley2447]

How big of a difference is the redhead gear box if I could I get it to fit on a 1500 2nd gen

[@mrs.c5471]

What year is the 2nd gen? I have a 1997 2500 Diesel extended cab 4x4 that has always “drifted” and wonder if this would work on it?

[@ryanc8188]

Silent Mike so happy he could bust out the anti seize haha

[@draperwebb1770]

do you need to get the steering box with the hydraulic assist ports?

[@daltonmcmanus8921]

Hey Greg, I’m picking up another 01 tomorrow and it’s an ST, looking for leather seat upgrades at least for the front, any recommendations man? I can’t find anything really. It is a manual so I don’t want a super wide top on the seats

[@chasecrowder7830]

Could you please me know where you got those headlight housings!

[@CZ-kz7ug]

Key to run and and rotate the upper sleeve to straighten the wheel.

[@hectorgarcia9509]

Wat kind off oil did u use sr, i jus got mines in yesterday, and theirs no info on oil.. ATF+4 or power steering fluid

[@BWM-vj4we]

I installed a Redhead gear box, but still have play, truck wanders. Any tips that I may over looked. All the front end parts are good. 1999 Ram 2500 4x4

[@dcrtse]

I dunno....it appeared there was still a lot of play in the steering wheel when you test drove it.

[@Roblgert1976]

Ok…so i have ‘98 ram 1500 2wd…i know most 4wd parts today are 4wd specific…any suggestions on parts list to fix sloppy steering for 2wd?

[@andrewviperpingel9565]

Just did the 4th gen swap on mine because a year old moog bar bent bad and didn't want to spend the money on synergy 900 buck bar but I had to buy the bolt kit at mopar and the steering damper upgrade as well to a 09 bilstien

[@andrewviperpingel9565]

I have a 01, I've heard the 94 to 99 need the holes for the tires made bigger and the the stock 16 will rub the studs of the tie rods JS I have a 01 with offset wheels so it was a win win at 299 on Amazon for the bars and 106 for the bilstien also 30 ish bucks for the bt kit

[@RebelBoy-is7hw]

What year truck did you buy parts for?

[@andrewviperpingel9565]

01 dodge 2500 Cummins

[@Adam-Twelve]

I have been waiting for this vid thanks brother

[@camocowboy2254]

Did you have any issues using the 4th gen parts? You used a 4th gen stabilizer and steering box?

[@braxtonevans5000]

So you’re telling me this will help my 04? It gets awfully sketchy at interstate speeds😂

[@keith2860]

i had an 04 with the 4th gen steering and a box like this and it felt like a new truck.

[@adamantee1]

I have an 04 that was dangerously sloppy. I bought and installed the upgraded mopar steering box from 4th gen Dodges. Drives like a brand new truck! Been that way for 4 years now and still tight as can be. Also helps to replace the old style geometry with the upgraded 4th gen one also.

[@TheWhitetailtrophy]

Ive got an 04.5..just put a brand new borgeson box and shaft..box is way bigger than stock..expensive but solved all the play issues, almost felt to tight lol..highly recommend..one thing though you cannot use a brace with this box bc it is bigger than stock

[@TheWhitetailtrophy]

@Jim Johnson go ahead and fill me in on why this new shaft is an issue now

[@TheWhitetailtrophy]

@Jim Johnson I see..good deal then I don't 4x4 or off road so I should be good..they're to expensive to fix lol

[@derekherter2718]

Pre 98.5 you need a 7 degree reemer to make the 4th gen steering work in the joints an I had to take an inch out of the tie rod bar

[@aallen73]

I have a Red Head on my 01 with a Borgeson steering shaft, Synergy brace, and all upgraded steering on the front end. Steers just as good as my 4th gen. 👌

[@imtheplayerandthecoach2409]

You got crossover or 4th gen I jus put a dodge offroad trackbar an bilstein 5100 steering damper in my 01 but I need steering next not sure if I should go crossover or 4th gen

[@aallen73]

@@imtheplayerandthecoach2409 I did the 98-99 HD steering on mine

[@Connor-gc3uz]

Normally I follow your lead Greg but not this time. I've heard pleeenntty of terrible things about redhead. Hopefully it works out for you but im gonna go with a PSC. actually surprised you didn't put a 4th gen on it.

[@bimmerDallasBikersUnitedDBUCan]

I'm debating on a red head or blue top!

[@Connor-gc3uz]

@@bimmerDallasBikersUnitedDBUCan neither. PSC. Redhead and blue top are just remanned bullshit. PSC is almost twice the size because they cast brand new housing and have bigger components....they're also a legit steering company.

[@1213Melvin]

Awesome video, I will invest on new gear box for my 2nd gen, question where did you get that clean dash

[@tylerc2627]

Well I love 2nd generation Doges!

[@noahgray-jt4gq]

You can pretty much eliminate it by putting a bushing in the steering column under the dash there’s like a rod thing in there and it slops around I mad my own bushing bc the price is dumb for the one people sell and dual fox stabilizers my truck has over 300k and it is really tight now and it drives so nice

[@petermoale2116]

noahgray-jt4gq, I have noticed that too. My 01 has 108,000 miles on it, but steering is terrible ! 4 new shocks, new ball joints, new upgraded steering shaft, new tie rod, and after all that was taken to get aligned. Seems like it really didn't do any better. Now, steering wheel position is 90 degrees from horizontal ! Not hearing very good things about Red Head boxes. What exactly did you do for that stabilizing bushing ? Machine it yourself ? Installed from inside cab, or in engine compartment ? I work as a machinist, and have a lathe to make one. Thanks for your comment. Pete

[@owengeorge2760]

Notification squad strong 💪🏼

[@Pan_Gotti]

Red heads local to me, cool guys. Wish I would have bought one back when they were only $300 lol

[@Texas12valve]

Wish I had that discount code when I bought my redhead

[@tobywilliams414]

No doubt!

[@jetboat25]

If I had A dollar for every time you yelled redhead.

[@Rangerdnger]

I bought a redhead for my 2nd gen and it had just as much slop as my original gearbox with 200,000 miles. I had to deal with redheads customer service, a guy name Steve Foster, and it was a nightmare. Half the time they wouldn’t answer the phone and when I finally convinced him that their gearbox they sent me was a bad one they sent me another one I changed it out and it was fixed I haven’t had an issue since. But the fact he wanted to argue with me for hours that there’s no way their steering gearbox could be bad, put a very bad taste in my mouth. I would buy another one from them, but the way Greg is talking them up isn’t necessarily accurate