Adjustable track bar question
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Adjustable track bar question
I thought I remembered seeing an adjustable track bar that one of the guys in this forum had put on their truck when they lifted it. It was from one of the bigger companies like Superlift, Skyjacker, Rancho..... something like that. Not from Donahoe or ORU. If I remember right it was red and the brackets were red too and it mounted up above the pass spring pack.
I did a search and couldn't find the thread I saw it in but thought maybe someone (maybe even the owner of it) could jog my memory.
Then again I could just be going crazy and be thinking of something else. Wouldn't be the first time.
I did a search and couldn't find the thread I saw it in but thought maybe someone (maybe even the owner of it) could jog my memory.
Then again I could just be going crazy and be thinking of something else. Wouldn't be the first time.
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From: IL, USA
Skyjacker makes an adjustable bar that requires the use of their lower and upper mounting brackets.
However, the lower mount is just an extension of the stock mount......does not relocate it to above the passenger side spring pack.
The upper mount is still bolted to the front of the engine crossmember, as opposed to inside the engine crossmember as it would be if you were doing a trac bar relocation with crossover steering.
That's about the only red bar that comes to my mind....
There's a pic of the Skyjacker adjustable bar and mounts on page 92 of the Peterson's 4Wheel and Off-Road if that helps....
However, the lower mount is just an extension of the stock mount......does not relocate it to above the passenger side spring pack.
The upper mount is still bolted to the front of the engine crossmember, as opposed to inside the engine crossmember as it would be if you were doing a trac bar relocation with crossover steering.
That's about the only red bar that comes to my mind....
There's a pic of the Skyjacker adjustable bar and mounts on page 92 of the Peterson's 4Wheel and Off-Road if that helps....
