track bar vs relocation boxes
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track bar vs relocation boxes
for my next upgrade i'm looking to do something that'll help out my ride quality. i'm debating between adj track bar vs relocation boxes. any input will help. thanks
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Death wobble can result from worn/loose track bar components/mounting points, but ride quality is not affected.
I'm sure the OP is referring to how comfortable the rig is to ride in on the road....without death wobble.
I'm sure the OP is referring to how comfortable the rig is to ride in on the road....without death wobble.
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A track bar wont change the way it rides.
By relocation boxes, do you mean control arm drop brackets? If so, I wouldn't get them. I'm not a fan of anything that makes parts hang lower to get hung up on, like control arm drop brackets, transfer case drops, etc.
If you want it to ride better, let's start with some basics. What lift kit do you have? What shocks?
By relocation boxes, do you mean control arm drop brackets? If so, I wouldn't get them. I'm not a fan of anything that makes parts hang lower to get hung up on, like control arm drop brackets, transfer case drops, etc.
If you want it to ride better, let's start with some basics. What lift kit do you have? What shocks?
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3" fat bobs(aka rc)lift w/ aal fixed lca adj end links generic white body shocks... point of post is the two weakest points in my suspension is the crapy oem track bar w/ relocation bracket and 90 degree shackle angle. resulting in bump steer (track bar) and horrible bumps (shackle angle). Question is which one do you think i should tackle first a iro track bar or hd relocation boxes. both somewhat will effect ride quality because the terrible oem parts are on their way out the door. if the track bar won't help ride quality that much i know the hd relocation boxes will help my fear of pot holes.
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i'll look into the bilsteins... i've herd mix reviews about the shackle bottoming out on the box without modifying the box or longer shackle. can anyone confirm this?
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They look so choice! If you have the means, I highly recommend picking some up.
*Note: I have not yet scraped up the means to pick some up (saving pennies for some bigger ticket items currently).
But I want to. Really, really, really, really, really bad.
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the only upgrade that ever noticeably improved my ride quality was long arms
you can throw the shackle relocators, bilsteins, and drop brackets out the door IMO. add those things after you get long arms. and I know long arms aren't exactly in everyone's budget, but don't expect magical changes with any of the other upgrades
you can throw the shackle relocators, bilsteins, and drop brackets out the door IMO. add those things after you get long arms. and I know long arms aren't exactly in everyone's budget, but don't expect magical changes with any of the other upgrades
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