Jeep Jk Steering kit suggestions

Personally i think aluminum tierods are overhyped, granted i can't vouch for every single tierod there is out there but at least we have many options to choose from so just run what you think works best in your application. For me Synergy steering has been flawless through out the years. The old OE diameter TR was tough as nails back in the 2013-2014 my only issue back then was not exactly an issue per se but the tierod ends will flop badly. Their new 1.5" TR and DL designs changed all that, simple TR ends that don't flop anymore, TR end sides are both lefty so simplicity works great here, and the double adjuster is stupid easy to use. Tough R ends and the bars themselves are even stronger than before. I put the weight of my Jeep on that TR often over rocks and it flex some and comes back for what i've seen on my videos sure not like the aluminum stuff than flex through the moon, just rememeber your TR ends don't flex like your bar so you better know how to replace your TR ends while on the trail and yep you should carry trail spares with those fancy alumin flexy bars, not because of the bar but because your rod ends.

I've had the Synergy 1.5" TR for 2 years and it has seen a lot of action in the rocks. I trust my steering and i haven't been proved wrong in my choice knocking on wood. It's not about the money either. Synergy is not cheap.

Again other TR's that i know are tough as fack are the TF HD , Rockjock modular extreme and Metalcloak Chomo , They're Chromoly and they're all 1 5/8's but i can't personally vouch for them because i haven't run them just what i've seen on the trails from the fellas running them in our offroad outings. Again personally i don't care about alum TR's but that's just me.
I don't like very flashy anything, and i like to think simple work best and have worked best for me so i prefer to keep it simple. Alum TR's are not infallible, if you look around you'll find what happens when you put a side load in your steering with those alum bars. I get it people seem to think cheap is awesome cause well who don't like cheap? the problem here going cheap on a part that kisses everything you put in it's path might not always be a good idea...Heck i remember the promotions on the $180-$200 Rusffstuff POS steel TR's until the internet started showing how easy is was to bend those POS and from there it was easy to promote aluminum because you will find the bar for cheap and then vendors started putting threads on them so you'll get cheap rod ends and make your own TR on the cheap plus the bar flexes and spring back so it doesn't stay bent like the cheap steel ones. Get the good stuff and enjoy. I'm in favor of heated chromoly TR's, they have worked great for years and nothing has changed if anything they got bigger and better and you bet more expensive. So this is one of the cases where cheap is not always the best approach. Get the good chit and enjoy regardless of your choice of brands or materials.

Cheap steel tierods will bend yes. To lump them all in the same group is where the alum marketing have come together Heat threated chromoly steel has been in the market for years and you don't have to worry much about them. They're tough and yes they're flexy as well, flexy enough to be strong as heck without bending permanently and that's why they're expensive. More expensive than the alum stuff. and Yes, the Currentlync TR is NOT heated chromoly, it's alloy steel, still stronger than OE by all accounts, but it won't be as strong as heated chromoly. The Rockjock modular extreme TR is heated chromo. Check the prices between the two. The Extreme is more expensive and in this realm more expensive is not bad, it's fact good
and BTW Synergy doesn't give. They know how to make solid tierods...