A factory steering shaft can wear out in as little as 4,000 miles! Replace it with a long lasting, heavy duty BORGESON needle bearing universal shaft assembly.

We developed our first truck replacement steering shaft in 1989 to solve a common problem with full size Dodge Pickups and Ramchargers. They have a steering flex-joint design that can wear in as little as 4000 miles, depending on how the truck is used. Any play in the steering causes nerve-racking wandering on the highway. When trucks are modified for plowing, towing, off-road, or simply increasing tire size, a BORGESON heavy duty shaft should be used.

BORGESON Universal heavy-duty replacement shafts are a vast improvement over OEM and can take anything you throw at them. We’re so sure they’ll outlast your truck that we give you a Five Year Warranty.

What makes the Borgeson assembly so much better than stock? It’s the precision, zero-play, sealed needle bearing U-joint machined from a solid steel billet. It’s not a cheap stamping like the OEM. BORGESON steering shafts telescope for easy installation and are permanently lubed and sealed. The telescoping shaft easily handles misalignment from body-lifts and extreme off-roading.

Most OEM shafts have a similar coupler/flex-joint design, so we now have replacement shafts for Dodge, Chevy/GMC, Ford and Jeep. Some feature a vibration reducer to isolate road shock. Installation is easily done with common hand tools. The tight feel of the BORGESON steering shaft assembly will transform your truck!

We have been making the finest automotive, aerospace and industrial U-joints available since 1914. You can find BORGESON universal joints on the fastest racing machines and hottest street rods in the world including:
IS YOUR STEERING AS TOUGH AS YOUR TRUCK?
Wherever high performance, heavy duty, reliable steering components are demanded, BORGESON is there. All BORGESON truck steering assemblies are proudly made in the USA and carry a five year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
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