Adj Track bar: ProComp or RC?
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Adj Track bar: ProComp or RC?
What are your opinions on the ProComp track bar compared to the RC track bar? From what I can tell the ProComp is pretty superior, but I would like some opinions from ya'll as to whether it's worth the extra $65. Thanks!
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http://www.ironman4x4fab.com/Products/TB.html
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iron rock would be a good one to check out. i also have read bad things about Rustys bars breaking and bending.
I have a Rubicon Express Adjustable bar. It requires you to drill out the frame side hole to 5/8" hole. It also uses a heim joint.
Only downfall is the fact of drilling out the 5/8 hole at the frame side.
I have a Rubicon Express Adjustable bar. It requires you to drill out the frame side hole to 5/8" hole. It also uses a heim joint.
Only downfall is the fact of drilling out the 5/8 hole at the frame side.
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I mainly run rocks and I need one that'll hold up. If the RC isn't much better than stock then I think I'll go with the ProComp. I'd rather get a good, strong trac bar than one I'm just gonna have to replace after it hits a rock.
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don;t mess with ANYTHING procrap makes...
as for the RC... they are made out of skinny diameter, DOM... and they are actually easier to bend then a stock track bar
as for the RC... they are made out of skinny diameter, DOM... and they are actually easier to bend then a stock track bar
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Get a double shear rock krawler track bar. **** is SOLID steel, fitment is pretty good, the bracket needed some enthusiasm to be lined up perfect but whatever. Find them at motionoffroad for $189.
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It's also solid not tube. The frame bracket's beefy as heck too.
Love mine. Absolutely love it.
They ship super fast too.
Why mess around, Go Iron Rock Offroad and don't look back!
Love mine. Absolutely love it.
They ship super fast too.
Why mess around, Go Iron Rock Offroad and don't look back!
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I have a RC Adjustable Track Bar. I do not wheel very hard just do trails and the off the beaten path trails that i need to take to get to my camping areas. I have not had a failure yet but it makes A LOT of noise haha. SO much that im getting rid of it and i purchased a RE track bar set up.
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I went with the Iron Rock Offroad track bar. That thing is pure BEEF! I would go with IRO, I am very happy with their products!
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I have the RC trac bar with drop bracket and havent broke it yet, but will replace it soon enough. All RC products Ive seen and used has been garbage. You get what you pay for. rock krawler is my choice and go to place, IRO is also with money is a little tighter.