I love the teraflex the only thing that would have made it better would be if they used Johnny joints instead of rubber. Johnnys deflect better because they can move and seem to wear better.

 

I have a RocKrawler which is very beefy - but the new Teraflex design with the knuckle you loosen and spin to adjust is lot easier to fine tune than the Rockrawler design you have to detach and adjust.

I see they've made the same changes to the rear trackbar now too! guess i bought too early.

 

I think they switched the rear to the monster design which it wasn't before?

 

How come on the Northridge website it says the Teraflex rear trackbar is designed to work with a new trackbar bracket, but on here you guys are saying it works on a stock JK no new bracket required. Are there two different types?

 

Our website does not show the New Trackbar yet we are working on getting the website updated.

David

 

You can use the trackbar without a trackbar bracket and you can use a trackbar bracket without a trackbar. However, a trackbar will only recenter the axle not correct the rear geometry. On a 2.5" or less you can get away without using either or just a trackbar or just the trackbar bracket. With taller kits it's better to have a axle mounted trackbar bracket (fixes geometry) and a rear adjustable trackbar to recenter rear axle perfectly.

 

i'm confused

i have teh TF 2.5" coil/shock.. came with rear trackbar bracket.. should I get the front trackbar or rear first?

David, what are these runnin ($$), nowadays??

 

When I recieved the Teraflex Monster bar the weight of the thing suprised me. This is one stout bar. You could work out with it.

 

+1 for the Teraflex front.

 

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David