Track bar bind
- Thread starter Eddie Greenlee
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EzPeezy
TJ Enthusiast
Rubicon88
TJ Addict
that the side of the axle with the track bar mount doesn't droop as far as the opposite side.
OP
Well that one side droops more than the other. It would be cool if they dropped the same
They pretty much droop the same in actual use, because when you're articulating, you're not drooping out both sides - one side is drooped and the other is stuffed. If you jack up the passenger side you'll see the driver side droop some more.
So, you're planning on jumping it and you want the pictures to look good??
OP
Sell it and get a CJ, they’ll droop equally.
OP
Nope , along with all the help I have received here on this forum, this thing is a crawling machine !!!!
None of that matters after 4500lbs of Jeep is acting on the suspension.
Only when there is 300lbs hanging from the suspension.
As long as you don’t drive it around on Jack stands , you will be fine. ...other than still being in Mississippi.
A track bar (Panhard) is designed to limit movement of the axle left to right as it travels up and down, and it does it very well. It is a control arm
When you say it is a crawling machine, can you expound. Does it have lockers, a lower ratio transfer case and armor....
Thanks , we eagerly await your reply. All forum activities are on hold.
A track bar (Panhard) is designed to limit movement of the axle left to right as it travels up and down, and it does it very well. It is a control arm
When you say it is a crawling machine, can you expound. Does it have lockers, a lower ratio transfer case and armor....
Thanks , we eagerly await your reply. All forum activities are on hold.
OP
Well Andy thanks for the intro.
All adj control arms
4.88 gears
Ox in the rear of my 8.8 w/ super 88 kit.
ozzy locker up front and all chromolly shafts.
Bell yup skid , ss sye. Adams drive shaft
So much more ....
How about you ?
OP
V8 on one ton axles with an atlas.
Dana cdc 60( teralow )with 4 wheel discs, not even sure whose lug pattern is on it
still sorting it out