Project: Blue Heep
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Year: 2000
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Well it has been a dry spell for any updates with the Jeep, but I placed an order through Iron Rock for a much needed upgrade.

Double Shear adjustable tracbar! The factory one on the Jeep is just completely messed up after the trouble I had with the lower bushing on the axle end and has caused the steering to become loose and kind of a pain in the *** to drive. Can't wait for this to show up!

Double Shear adjustable tracbar! The factory one on the Jeep is just completely messed up after the trouble I had with the lower bushing on the axle end and has caused the steering to become loose and kind of a pain in the *** to drive. Can't wait for this to show up!
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Install started tonight since I had some spare time.
New parts.

Old bushing on the axle end of the factory bar, reason I had a dead spot in my steering.

Everything is back together and ready to go but I want to get the axle perfectly centered and it is taking a little longer than I thought.
New parts.

Old bushing on the axle end of the factory bar, reason I had a dead spot in my steering.

Everything is back together and ready to go but I want to get the axle perfectly centered and it is taking a little longer than I thought.
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Not that anyone cares but the new tracbar is on and the steering is very nice. Still kind of bummed that the Jeep has a bit of a lean to the passenger side still.
Hey CJ you still haven't done a Sye have ya? I think i am going to order mine in the next week or 2 from Iron Rock. I have to call them tho and see if that front shaft that comes with there kit will be ok with the NP242 and C8.25 at 5in of lift.
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Nope still haven't done a SYE, not sure if/when I am going to get around to that either. Since my jeep has always had a lot of vibrations I would hate to spend money on an SYE and not be able to tell any difference.
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As long as your axle is centered you can adjust the steering wheel. That is not an issue and does not affect your allignment. Just make sure your axle is centered is all.
Also, Thanks for all of the updates lately!!
Also, Thanks for all of the updates lately!!


