Who's running steering braces
03-28-2013, 11:46 PM
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And I agree, with new steering boxes ranging from 400 - 1200, a sector shaft brace is looking pretty good.
03-29-2013, 02:30 AM
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Running the rock solid performance setup. Took a couple of tries with trackbars, but finally got it. As long as u know what you need off their list and I'd say go with their track bar, they're a good way to go.
03-29-2013, 11:29 AM
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Rock solid performance high clearance sector brace has been out and should fit the TF trackbar.
Here is the original bolt on RSP trackbar and sector shaft brace, this one you have to run their track bar which is really straight. But, steering feels solid, no noises pulling out from inclined driveways now, and I'm more confident and turning tires on or into obstacles especially when the tires are wedged, jammed, or stuck into something.
Here is the original bolt on RSP trackbar and sector shaft brace, this one you have to run their track bar which is really straight. But, steering feels solid, no noises pulling out from inclined driveways now, and I'm more confident and turning tires on or into obstacles especially when the tires are wedged, jammed, or stuck into something.
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