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D-Links Capra Brass Steering Links
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D-Links Capra Brass Steering Links

Part # DLK-00211.8(4)
Where to buy
$27.72
AMain Hobbies
Seen Oct 12, 2026
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About this part

D-Links Capra Brass Steering Links are a great option when you want a little more forward weight bias on your truck. The links feature a high clearance bend to prevent contact with the diff cover, and the package includes a drag link and steering tie rod. 


NOTE: Photo of assembled links is for illustrative purposes only. The links you will receive are unassembled and require assembly.

Features:

  • Brass for extra front end bias with bends for high clearance of the diff for better steering.
  • Includes drag link and tie rod.
  • Made in USA
  • Lifetime Guarantee

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Reviews1.8 · 4 reviews

Scott WaiteVerified owneron D-Links Capra Brass Steering Links

Good quality product, well built. The issue I encountered is that the main steering tie rod is longer than the stock Capra one and it can not be adjusted so when fitted the Capra ends up with excessive toe out that can't be reduced.

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John ScheinbergVerified owneron D-Links Capra Brass Steering Links

Edit: second set was far too short and ended up facing the wheels towards each other. Not sure why these come with non-adjustable link ends but that's just poor design. Pivot balls are much too small, creating a lot of play in the steering link. Can be fixed using stock capra pivot balls. Again, very poor design. Would not recommend.

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DeanVerified owneron D-Links Capra Brass Steering Links

Short link was drilled over size had to solder stud in pace to use. large link is a bit long, so my rig is towed out.

Samuel BelletVerified ownerMay 2, 2025on D-Links Capra Brass Steering Links

The main link is too long, had to bend it to keep my wheels straight.

What reviewers say

Reviewers agree the brass steering links are well made, but fit is the main problem. Several report the main link is too long and cannot be adjusted, causing excessive toe-out that could not be reduced; one had to bend it to keep wheels straight. A second set's short link was reported to face the wheels toward each other, and another reviewer found a short link drilled oversize and needed a soldered stud. Reviewers also note non-adjustable link ends and pivot balls that are too small, creating play, with one fixing it using stock Capra pivot balls. Ratings are low overall (1 to 3 out of 5). All four reviews are for this product's single listed variant.

  • + Good build quality
  • + Well built brass construction
  • − Main link too long for Capra, causing toe-out
  • − Non-adjustable link ends
  • − Pivot balls too small, creating play
  • − Short link drilled oversize or wrong length
Summary generated from the reviews above.

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