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PCI Adjustable Tie Rods - Bump Steer Correction for Honda Civic & Acura Integra
Revamp the steering on your high-performance or track-focused Integra or Civic with Pro Car Innovations (PCI) adjustable tie rods. They're an essential upgrade once you've added bigger tires, aggressive braking, drag launches, and a lower ride height, the extremes that come with more power. The factory tie rod wasn't built to handle those loads or to be adjusted for a modified suspension, which is exactly where these come in.
Fixes Bump Steer
Beyond handling the increased loads, these tie rods correct bump steer, which is the big reason to run them. Bump steer is when your wheels steer themselves, toeing in or out, as the suspension moves through its travel, and it shows up as a car that darts or feels unstable over bumps and under braking. It's a common problem after you adjust ball joints, caster, or drop the ride height, because those changes move the steering geometry out of alignment with the suspension arcs. PCI's adjustable tie rods give you the adjustment to tune that bump steer back out, so the car tracks straight and the steering stays predictable instead of fighting you.
Built For The Loads Modified Cars See
Bigger tires, hard braking, and drag launches put far more stress through the steering than the factory parts were designed for. PCI builds these to take that abuse, so you're not relying on a stock tie rod that was engineered for a stock car. On a high-horsepower or track build, that strength is as important as the adjustability.
Who These Are For
- Lowered Civics and Integras that have developed bump steer
- Track and autocross cars that have adjusted ball joints, caster, or ride height
- High-horsepower builds running bigger tires and harder braking
- Drag cars that need steering parts that survive hard launches
Fitment
For performance and track-built Honda Civic and Acura Integra applications. Confirm your specific chassis before ordering.
If you've lowered your Civic or Integra, adjusted your suspension geometry, or built it for the track and the steering now feels twitchy over bumps, PCI's adjustable tie rods are the fix: the strength for the loads a modified car puts through the steering, and the adjustment to tune out bump steer for straight tracking and sharp, predictable control.