Luke's Link Features

Cost savings.

If you did the full replacement with a new tie rod or tracking bar, you would spend up to a $1,000 on repairs. By performing the work yourself, you can spend about 100 dollars in replacement of the end and solve the steering problems. The installation takes about 30 minutes and you save on parts and remove the need to perform a realignment of the front end.

Ability to make adjustments

The Luke’s Link kit design allows adjustments of the unit. Throughout normal use, parts that move together do wear down. With the Luke’s Link, you can make adjustments to provide that like new feeling instead of dealing with that loose steering.

Ability to replace parts

The parts that make up the Luke’s Link can be replaced when normal wear and tear affect the part. It is easier to replace a part on a link than the whole tie rod or steering arm.

Ease of installation

This kit is easy to install with a little understanding of shop tools. You can download the installation instructions for the Tracking Bar to get more information on the installation of the product. The file is an Adobe PDF and you will need the Adobe Acrobat reader software on your PC. The software is free and you can download it by pressing the Adobe button below.

Reduce the amount of waste produced.

One outcome of the use of Luke’s Link is the reduction of metal waste. Instead of replacing the whole tie rod components or steering arms when they fail, you can reuse the parts and just replace the worn part with a Luke’s Link.

Luke's Link is Patented

The design of Luke's Link is unique and has been Patented.  The Patent number is #461325.