Rock Equipment's TRE reamer

Does any of the members here have the Tie Rod End reamer that Rock Equipment offers with their sleeves. I did a recent 2 1/2 lift on my rolling chassis and now the drag braces and steering bar doesn't fit. So I'm planning using the Rock Equipment's tie rod flip. I just hate purchasing the reamer for a one time use. I'll buy the sleeves but I was hoping to borrow the reamer from on of the members here, any luck?.

Thanks in advance,
Ken Miracle
MiracleAvn@aol.com

 

Here's another way you can go.
http://goferitoffroad.com/products.htm

 

I'll be ordering some of Gofer It's flip kit inserts.

 

Thanks Guys for giving me options. But due to liminted time to work on the Jeep I had to go ahead and order the complete kit w/ the reamer included. So give me two weeks and I'll be able to loan the reamer out if any of the members are in need of it.

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I've had mixed results using that reamer - it's tricky to get a smooth surface. The closer you get to a full taper cut, the more it wants to chatter.
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?item_ID=8154&group_ID=946
Here's another one:
http://www.toolsource.com/repair-reamer-pouched-p-73508.html

 

I agree about the chatter mehh

But what helped me was using a large tap wrench/handle to hold the reamer, and of course going very slow.

http://www.toolsource.com/reamer-wrench-professional-taps-p-51463.html

I now check the tightness of the TRE's before and after a run. I'd hate to have one get loose and the hole become oblonged out. Worst case scenario I guess would be to drill it out and weld in an insert I guess.