4" lift. What's your trackbar length set at?
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4" lift. What's your trackbar length set at?
A fellow jeeper wants to buy my double sheer trackbar. It's made for 4.5" or higher. The shortest is 31.25". I'm trying to see if it will fit on his 4" lift with a double sheer bracket.
Any of ya know the length of yours at 4" or even 4.5"?
Any of ya know the length of yours at 4" or even 4.5"?
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Well we got a ton of snow on the ground and more pouring down right now, but when I leave work about noon I will try to get a measurement on mine. I'm right at 4" of lift. I'll just measure on the diagonal from heim hole at the frame side to axle mount hole for ya.
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this is how you do it...
step 1: disconnect your track bar at the axle
step 2: bump the body back and forth several times
step 3: then hop up and down on the bumper many times
step 4: same as step 2
step 5: adjust your track bar until it lines up with the hole on the axle
step 1: disconnect your track bar at the axle
step 2: bump the body back and forth several times
step 3: then hop up and down on the bumper many times
step 4: same as step 2
step 5: adjust your track bar until it lines up with the hole on the axle
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this is how you do it...
step 1: disconnect your track bar at the axle
step 2: bump the body back and forth several times
step 3: then hop up and down on the bumper many times
step 4: same as step 2
step 5: adjust your track bar until it lines up with the hole on the axle
step 1: disconnect your track bar at the axle
step 2: bump the body back and forth several times
step 3: then hop up and down on the bumper many times
step 4: same as step 2
step 5: adjust your track bar until it lines up with the hole on the axle
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lol, I figured I was missing something... it seemed like an odd question coming from you... esp with as much help as you have given me
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According to ironrock offroad at 4" of lift the trackbar should measuer 33.5" on an XJ center to center. Keep in mind that's a starting point and it can vary from setup to setup. Although I couldn't imagine it needing to be any shorter. Those are based on double shear style.
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According to ironrock offroad at 4" of lift the trackbar should measuer 33.5" on an XJ center to center. Keep in mind that's a starting point and it can vary from setup to setup. Although I couldn't imagine it needing to be any shorter. Those are based on double shear style.
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