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04-15-2013, 06:27 PM
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trac bars...
well i know this has been asked but im gonna ask again.. because i didnt find the answer for my specific question..
im planning on getting 3-3.5 inches of lift with my setup.. i have v8 ZJ coils and a 2 inch polly spacer. what do you guys suggest i do with the track bar... drill another hole? drop bracket? or adjustable.. this is a budget build so im pretty low on cash and would like to do this cheaply..
i have s10 packs for the rear btw..
the lift isnt put on yet but its my DD so i cant drive it around without it being aligned or getting death wobble. its a 2000 jeep xj
im planning on getting 3-3.5 inches of lift with my setup.. i have v8 ZJ coils and a 2 inch polly spacer. what do you guys suggest i do with the track bar... drill another hole? drop bracket? or adjustable.. this is a budget build so im pretty low on cash and would like to do this cheaply..
i have s10 packs for the rear btw..
the lift isnt put on yet but its my DD so i cant drive it around without it being aligned or getting death wobble. its a 2000 jeep xj
04-15-2013, 07:00 PM
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You can get by drilling a new hole to move the track bar over, but I'm personally not fond of that method. Lots of guys do it though. I went adjustable for my lift, its highly advised if your budget can swing it.
04-15-2013, 07:11 PM
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well what is a good / decent priced adjustable? i guess ill just save up for a little and buy one.. i have everything except the track bar :/
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hey what about the 1660 double shear track bar? its for 4-6 inches.... do you think that would work with v8 zj coils and 2 inch coil spacer?
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I recommended the 1600 based on a tight budget, the other is nice but not necessary. If you think you'll lift about 5" at some point go for it, otherwise the other will work reat for you.
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