Is this track bar relocation mount okay?

JTJ1999 said:
Just for a reference here it is with the new steering on. Jeez it was a pain to install too but sure looks good now

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You seem all good. I would stay with your current trackbar since the currie needs the specific stock mounts. As long as the bushing are good I think you’re solid. There are a couple guys like JeepWest over here that can build you a stronger replacement bar if you sent yours to them in the future. Obviously only needed if your bar now has issues or needs adjustments.
 
BuildBreakRepeat said:
You seem all good. I would stay with your current trackbar since the currie needs the specific stock mounts. As long as the bushing are good I think you’re solid. There are a couple guys like JeepWest over here that can build you a stronger replacement bar if you sent yours to them in the future. Obviously only needed if your bar now has issues or needs adjustments.
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As of now the track bar has no play and adjusts just fine but I know it's getting older and is gonna fail me sooner or later so I will have to keep that in mind. Thank ya for the input
 
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How much lift do you have and how much bumpstop spacing? That RE track bar and drop bracket was designed to be used with 4.5" and taller lifts with a drop pitman and 2.5-3 inch bumpstop spacing.
 
Blackjack said:
How much lift do you have and how much bumpstop spacing? That RE track bar and drop bracket was designed to be used with 4.5" and taller lifts with a drop pitman and 2.5-3 inch bumpstop spacing.
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5.5" lift, I don't use a drop pitman because I don't need it for proper angles, and the bump stops are definitely at least that.
 
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