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Old 09-13-2010, 04:33 PM   #11
adamkn
 
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Loveland
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I dont think anyone mentioned it yet - but if you install a drop bracket for your track bar, you really need to install a dropped pitman arm. (please correct me if I'm wrong on this). Without the dropped pitman arm, then your track bar and drag link will be at different angles, and you'll get "bump steer". So if you really want a drop bracket, that's an extra expense to figure in.

From what I can tell in the picture of Clayton's trackbar, looks like they have a "Johnny joint" on the frame-end of the bar. For this type of application, I think that's the best type of joint you can have (better life-span and less vibration than a heim joint, and better articulation than a bushing), plus it's rebuildable. You won't find that type/quality of joint on a rancho track bar.

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Originally Posted by mossyoaktj View Post
looking at all the different kits, im drawn as in which one to get. theres a lot of price differance but i want a kit where it has a sturdy bracket for the heim joint. any ideas as to which kit would be the better buy
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