Who sells the best for your money Adj. Track Bar? My budget is limited im looking for the cheapest way to go I have the DW and I was told this will eliminate it. Thanks in advance

 

cheapest way i know of

http://go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoTrackbar.htm

 

i did that on my old jeep, but you prety much only have one shot to get it right. if the hole isnt in the correct spot, you will have to leave it or try and re weild and drill it.

 

i do it on ones i know arent guna have a bunch of lift changes. i change my lift about every 2-3 months tring to get it the way i like. getting closer

 

rough country just came out with a new adj track bar for 130 bucks! www.roughcountry.com

 

^i was going to say that as well. also, Iron Rock has a couple options you can check out. they have their stock replacement that is stronger, a double shear upgraded kit, and a drop bracket option and a double shear upgrade bracket option if you buy a use track bar.

 

Look around on forums find a good one with no tre at good price my boy has a jks adj tracbar with hiem end for like 150 maybe less I can ask of ur interested shoot me a PM

 

Thanks ya'll I found one at Iron Rock offroad for 130.

 

No Tech in thread, moved to Cherokee Chat.

 

Carparts.com has a rc one for 58 bucks.

 

The one at carparts.com says its for a 4"-6.5" im doing a 3" Lift will this Track bar work with my desired Lift?

 

Black Diamond Track Bar - $143.70 shipped.

http://www.4wheelerssupply.com/catal...oducts_id/1582

 

you havta buy something else from RC to run that tracbar correctly, there old adj track bar is only 100 and works great im currently running it and between that upgraded steering stabalizer and my wheels balanced i no longer have the dreaded DW

 

I have a couple friends running them with 3.5 in re lifts and dont have any problems.

 

RE lifts usually sit taller than advertised. Keep that in mind.

To the OP: I would personally pick the right track bar to fit your lift and a track bar isn't a place I would want to cheap out on. Go with one with a heim joint instead of a TRE or better yet, double shear. IMO.

I've personally seen the Black Diamond one and it looks pretty solid. I wouldn't hesitate to run it. It's comparable to the RE1600, but can be used on a little as 2" of lift.