Please help a girl out!!!!!
I just really need some help finding a new track bar & a new drag link. I'm recently new to the "jeep life" and if anyone has suggestions, it would be really helpful. Cause I'm completely lost. Also if it's has a 3.5 lift do I need an adjustable track bar?
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Not a bad idea to replace the track bar at any height of lift. A double shear adjustable track bar is what you want. Amazon has a good selection to choose from. Rubicon Express seems to be the preferred choice around here.
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Track Bar
did you mess up the drag link or just looking to upgrade? if your gonna upgrade the drag link mine as well do the Tie Rod too and do crossover steering
did you mess up the drag link or just looking to upgrade? if your gonna upgrade the drag link mine as well do the Tie Rod too and do crossover steering
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From: Glen Allen, VA
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
We have these from Rubicon Express
RUBICON EXPRESS ADJUSTABLE FRONT TRACK BAR | XJ/TJ 3.5"-4.5"
And if you want to "bomb proof" your steering you can get this from Currie.
CURRIE CURRECTLYNC HD STEERING
It's expensive but it's a once and done for the drag link and tie rod.
RUBICON EXPRESS ADJUSTABLE FRONT TRACK BAR | XJ/TJ 3.5"-4.5"
And if you want to "bomb proof" your steering you can get this from Currie.
CURRIE CURRECTLYNC HD STEERING
It's expensive but it's a once and done for the drag link and tie rod.
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The only problem I have with the Currie is that if something goes bad, you can only deal with Currie instead of getting it over the counter if you went 1 ton.
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From: Glen Allen, VA
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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That is true. You have to replace Currie with Currie. We carry all the pieces for them too. They're pretty tough though.
Whatever the OP does though I would recommend doing the whole steering system. I made the mistake of upgrading my tie rod alone once. Next trail ride I hit something and all that strength went right to the stock drag link and bent it. Saved a little on the front end but it cost me more in the end.
Whatever the OP does though I would recommend doing the whole steering system. I made the mistake of upgrading my tie rod alone once. Next trail ride I hit something and all that strength went right to the stock drag link and bent it. Saved a little on the front end but it cost me more in the end.
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From: Glen Allen, VA
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Is this what I need?
https://www.4lowparts.com/product/cu...Fe1j7AodumsA5Q
https://www.4lowparts.com/product/cu...Fe1j7AodumsA5Q
Here's a stock drag link replacement and tie rod end at the Pitman arm.
http://www.rocksolidor.com/Crown-Dra...ro52006592.htm
http://www.rocksolidor.com/Crown-Ste...ro52005739.htm
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