PSC Full Hydraulic Rear Steering Kit for Dana 60 Axle
SKU: FHK-100RS
PSC’s Full Hydraulic Rear Steering Kits for Dana 60 axles are built for serious off-road performance where maneuverability is critical. Whether you’re navigating tight rock sections or technical trail obstacles, rear steer dramatically improves turning radius and vehicle control. These kits provide smooth, reliable steering response with components engineered for strength and long-term durability.
Available in two configurations, each kit is matched to tire size and load demand. The FHK100RS is ideal for 35"–40" tires and includes a 2.5" double-ended cylinder, while the FHK400RS is designed for 40"–46" tires and features a larger 2.75" double-ended cylinder for increased steering authority. Both kits include the control valve, check valve system, cylinder with clamps, hoses, fittings, clevis joints, and tie rod link kit—everything required for a complete rear steer setup. Professional installation is strongly recommended.
Includes:
- FHRS1 Full Hydraulic Rear Steer Accessory Kit
- Rear Steer Control Valve
- Check Valve Kit
- Hose and Fitting Kit
- SC2212K (2.5") or SC2214K (2.75") Double-Ended Cylinder Kit
- 8.0" Stroke Steering Cylinder
- Cylinder Clamps
- Clevis Joints
- Tie Rod Link Kit
- Mounting Hardware
Specifications
- Steering Type: Full Hydraulic Rear Steer
- FHK100RS Cylinder: 2.5" bore x 8.0" stroke, double-ended
- FHK400RS Cylinder: 2.75" bore x 8.0" stroke, double-ended
- Designed for Dana 60 axle applications
- Includes clamps, hoses, fittings, and hardware
- Check valve system included for rear steer control
- Built for extreme off-road environments
- Off-road use only
Fitment
- Axle: Dana 60 rear axle setups
- Tire Size Range: select kit based on tire size
- Compatible with PSC Full Hydraulic Front Steering Kits
- Fluid cooler highly recommended to protect pump and extend system life
- Requires custom mounting and plumbing
- Professional installation required
- Not intended for street use
Tech Insight
Rear steer systems significantly improve maneuverability in tight terrain by reducing turning radius and allowing precise vehicle placement. Proper cylinder sizing is critical—larger tires require increased bore size to maintain steering authority under load.
A dedicated fluid cooler is highly recommended to prevent pump overheating and extend the life of hydraulic components. Rear steer systems require careful plumbing layout, secure mounting, and proper valve integration to ensure safe and predictable performance.