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Studded steering knuckles for Willys Jeep CJ Dan 25 front axle. Used Allen head button type bolts $175 Bismarck, ND
Looks like a good price point, it’s a good upgrade for your knuckles for sure.
Information from seller:
Willys Jeep Dana 25 studded steering knuckles. These knuckles have been upgraded to studs instead of the weak bolt style that tend to strip out and pull out of the knuckle. Located in Bismarck, North Dakota, would ship
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Wonder why they didn’t stud the bearing caps on the second knuckle…
I’ve had too do this on the trail when my knuckle exploded. Always Carry 3/8 bolts and a drill bit if you don’t stud a old knuckle