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Does anyone here have pictures of the Rubicon express Trackbar relocation kit? Basically the one that takes the track bar off the axle tube and puts it on the top of the spring pack?
My bracket on the axles is broken. It's been welded 3 different times and is going to break again. I'm tired of dealing with it and found this kit that relocates trackbar to the top of the spring pack. I have dual shocks up front and the install instructions only show a single shock and doesn't really talk about the shocks..
Or if there's another kit that does the same thing I'd appreciate being pointed that way.. (In the future I plan on getting the ORU high steer kit as well) I just need to get this trackbar thing taken care of..
People will say to remove it and it's fine without it.. I did do that and in the 3 months it was off I had the "death wobble" 3 different times. Not a fun experience.
The parts come in that kit.. More specifically. Here are the individual part #'s of what I'm talking about.. You can search by these and see, or look at the 6.5 install instructions and get an explanation about it.
RF12300 Front u-bolt kit
RF12600 Left front spring plate
RF12605 Right front spring plate w/track bar mount
RF16150 HD panhard bracket
I have the steering stab relocation kit from Rubicon Express on my truck, love it, easy install and works great.
I imagine the kit your after will be equally well constructed.
Someone told you to remove the trackbar? Yikes....
There's quite a few posts here on this site stating for people to remove it and they don't have any issues.. Basically the way old F250's didn't have em so the new ones don't need them. However I want it there..
Originally Posted by superduty4x4
Why does your setup keep breaking- do you have an adjustable bar or a drop bracket for it?
Yes I have an adjustable on there.. However the bracket was never fixed right so there's strain on it and it keeps breaking..
All because the stupid ex wife drove it into a ditch..
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