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Rear Wheels not Right

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Old 12-22-2013, 07:52 PM
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Lift probably won't change. Adjustable sounds good.
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a raised axle side track bar is a good thing especially in the rear. It should get it close to center, but an adjustable track bar would nice to really dial it in. Either one should help though.
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OK,I'm on it. Talked to buddy last night,he also suggested a rear track bar plate,with the adjustable track bar.He recommended JKS. Any other companies you could recommend? So this is pretty easy to do myself?Also,do you need an alignment after the front and or back?
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Originally Posted by xkid
OK,I'm on it. Talked to buddy last night,he also suggested a rear track bar plate,with the adjustable track bar.He recommended JKS. Any other companies you could recommend? So this is pretty easy to do myself?Also,do you need an alignment after the front and or back?
I have a rear teraflex bracket up for grabs in the fs section.

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Old 12-23-2013, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by xkid
OK,I'm on it. Talked to buddy last night,he also suggested a rear track bar plate,with the adjustable track bar.He recommended JKS. Any other companies you could recommend? So this is pretty easy to do myself?Also,do you need an alignment after the front and or back?
centering the axle will not effect your alignment, as for brands most will do the job just fine.
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Yes a rear axle bracket the raises the tack bar will center the axle pretty close. Roll center is the main reason. 3" minimum will work.
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Old 01-07-2014, 05:17 PM
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Got the Jks adjustable track bar on today. Axel centered and piece of mind of a better track bar on there.
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