Reid Racing ARP High Steer 4 Stud Kit - Dana 60 Kingpin, Fine Threads SKU: RRD60116K
Reid Racing ARP High Steer 4 Stud Kit - Dana 60 Kingpin, Fine Threads
Product Overview:
Secure your Dana 60 high steer arms with confidence using this ARP High Steer 4 Stud Kit for flat-top knuckles. Whether you're building a rock crawler or a hardcore trail rig, this stud kit is built to handle the demands of serious off-road use.
- 220,000 psi Tensile Strength
- Fits 1" to 1.5" Thick High Steer Arms
- Fine Thread (Both ends)
- Designed for Tapered Nuts
- For Reid Racing Knuckles refer to our 5-Stud Kit
Full description
Secure your Dana 60 high steer arms with confidence using this ARP High Steer 4 Stud Kit for flat-top knuckles. Whether you're building a rock crawler or a hardcore trail rig, this stud kit is built to handle the demands of serious off-road use.
- 220,000 psi Tensile Strength
- Fits 1" to 1.5" Thick High Steer Arms
- Fine Thread (Both ends)
- Designed for Tapered Nuts
- For Reid Racing Knuckles refer to our 5-Stud Kit
Reid Racing ARP High Steer 4 Stud Kit – Fine Thread
For use on Kingpin Dana 60 | Built to Clamp Down on Serious Steering Performance
Designed for use with flat-top Dana 60 knuckles, this ARP 4-stud kit delivers extreme strength and reliability for mounting high steer arms on custom off-road rigs. Rated at 220,000 psi tensile strength, these fine-thread studs are built to secure high steer arms up to 1"–1.5" thick using tapered nuts—keeping everything locked down and trail-ready.
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Order 5-Stud Kit for Reid Knuckles – If you have Reid Racing Knuckles, please see our High Steer 5-Stud Kit for Reid Racing Knuckles
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Fits 1" to 1.5" Thick Arms – Compatible with most aftermarket high steer arms
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Application: Dana 60 Kingpin knuckles only
- Fine Threads on Both Ends
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For Tapered Nuts
These studs are designed to thread directly into the top of your flat-top Dana 60 knuckle, creating strong, secure mounting points for your high steer arm. Once installed, the high steer arm slides over the five studs, aligning with the knuckle’s machined surface. Tapered nuts are then used to tighten the arm down evenly across all five points, providing maximum clamping force and stability. This setup eliminates the need for through-bolts or makeshift solutions, ensuring the high steer arm stays firmly in place even under the extreme stress of off-road driving.
Why High Steer Matters:
The primary advantage of a high steer setup is the increased clearance it provides by raising the drag link and tie rod above the axle, mounting them to the top of the steering knuckle. This repositioning is critical for keeping your steering components out of harm’s way when navigating rocks, deep ruts, or thick mud—common hazards on serious off-road trails. It’s not just about protection—proper high steer geometry also ensures your steering linkage operates at the correct angles, especially on lifted rigs. This helps prevent bump steer and maintains smooth, responsive handling even during extreme articulation. Done right, a high steer conversion improves both the durability and drivability of your off-road build.
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Asked by Scott, December 12, 2019
Q: threads are 9/16-18 ? Doesn't mention it anywhere
Answered by ☆ sales - December 12, 2019
A: This stud kit is 1/2-20 UNF x 3.4. One end has 1.125 of thread, and the other has 1.650 of thread with a .625 shoulder in between.