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anything double shear is a must, a solid joint on both ends is nice too. a rubber bushing on one end will allow a little sideways motion in the axle.
the stock single shear set ups are a joke when you start adding lift and tires like we all do
the stock single shear set ups are a joke when you start adding lift and tires like we all do
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I have the Clayton HD track bar, it uses 9/16" bolt on the frame and axle side so not only is it tube and stronger then solid stock but it's also stronger then the small factory bolts
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Tube is stronger than solid stock?
Weight for weight it is, but diameter to diameter solid is stronger, and heavier.
Weight for weight it is, but diameter to diameter solid is stronger, and heavier.
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