Just ordered my RE 3.5 kit...now about track bars
Can't wait for it to get here. I've been running on saggy stock springs on 30x9.5s and have just had enough of rubbing when i go over big bumps.
I was thinking about the rocky road track bar since from what i've read at above 3" you definately need one. anyone have any experience with these? i looked it up a while ago and don't recall seeing much on the RR ones
I was thinking about the rocky road track bar since from what i've read at above 3" you definately need one. anyone have any experience with these? i looked it up a while ago and don't recall seeing much on the RR ones
probably pretty light for now, which is why i went with the super ride. i got the jeep in may and have been saving money here and there to put into it where i can actually go out with some groups around here (they want front/rear tow points, full size spare, etc....).
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Don't redrill..The lift will sit around 4.5" and that's to much for a simple redril and relocate. Buy an adjustable. JKS and RE both make nice trackbars. If it was me I would look into a double shear bar. Either the RE heavy duty or something that also replaces the frame mount bracket.
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Year: 1990XJ/1989MJ
Model: Comanche
Engine: 4.0L Renix
I ran for a year w/o an adjustable trackbar and when I decided to buy one I selected the JKS as I felt it was the strongest. I installed it and my ZJ upgraded tierod at the same time. I am extremely happy with this combination of parts.


