drop tracbar brackets
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From: NorCal
I think they all come from the same manufacturer. Don't wait until the last minute to order it cuz mine was on back order for 3 months from SuperLift as part of their kit. I cancelled that order after calling Rocky Mountain Offroad (NC) and Marge, the owner, was kind enough to do all the calling to round up a 4-inch lift system. She found one and it came from Rough Country.
Btw, watch out for duplicate part numbers because RC's track bar has the same number as one for a Jeep TJ. Guess how I found that out! RC did the right thing and swapped it out with a "call tag" (UPS return shipment).
~HIO Silver
73 F-100 4x4 "The F-Bomb"
01 SuperCrew 4x4
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Btw, watch out for duplicate part numbers because RC's track bar has the same number as one for a Jeep TJ. Guess how I found that out! RC did the right thing and swapped it out with a "call tag" (UPS return shipment).
~HIO Silver
73 F-100 4x4 "The F-Bomb"
01 SuperCrew 4x4
68 Mustang
65 Mustang
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From: toledo oh
i dont think i want to get an adj. trac bar as its more expensive than a drop bracket. im kind of "building" my own kit- more of a performance kit than a mall crawling kit. i was thinking about ordering one of jbg, and then copying one and send theres back but then i might as well keep it for $30. just thought i might be able to have some luck and someone on here have made one and kind of know how to tell me how to make mine. Thanks though guys
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From: Oakhurst
Well if ur front axle isnt located where u want it in relevance to the frame of your truck, you would wish u went with an adjustable track bar, trust me ive been there. You mentioned building a performance kit? With performance ur going to need adjustment right? to fine tune the "performance" in your kit. Good luck on your build.
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