There is another solution which is keep the Fox Inner tie rod and use the Maximum Motorsports tapered style bumpsteer kit which is what I used on my Mustang with SN95 spindles prior to switching to their full suspension up front.
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/Bu...tyle-P449.aspx
Me personally I would get the bumpsteer kit as new inner and outer tie rods will cost you about the same and you have the advantage of setting the bumpsteer. You do not need the bumpsteer gauge for a street car as you can eyeball it and get it damn close like I did. Setting them up with the gauge is better but not worth the effort for a street car that will not be on a track if you ask me. Also, bumpsteer is more noticeable on roads with crowns and potholes than smooth surfaces on a street car. So with that I would be way more concerned with bumpsteer on your worn out Iowa two lanes than a new four lane.