Drag link flip kit !
05-25-2016, 04:06 PM
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Forged fully sealed w/ 30mm ballstuds. Look like stock but massive. Theres also a no flop feature built in to the knuckle joint.
yeti and Synergy
http://youtu.be/v0NH5X7iLEw
yeti and Synergy
http://youtu.be/v0NH5X7iLEw
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05-25-2016, 04:23 PM
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Might just be my case, but I have a TF monster front track bar. When i did the high steer with synergy I had to keep my bump stops a little longer in front because the large hump of the track bar on the axle side getting crazy close to the pitman arm while flexing and turning passenger. I'm looking at other options so I can get all my usable travel up front. I'm sure I could get another 1"-2" of up travel, but maybe that's just me. I like the track bar but don't want it limiting, or worse, contacting other parts.
05-25-2016, 06:13 PM
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Problem I have with their track bar is the ends. I'm not a fan of heim joints at all. Doesn't matter how big they are I just don't like em. First track bar had em and had play in the ends along with being very flimsy material, just flexed all the time.
I've been looking at the metal cloak and with wheeling season upon us here in CO I'm going that direction I believe. Has a very similar shape to the synergy but a different end setup.
I'm like a woman when it comes to my jeep. Seems no matter what I get I end up changing my mind to make it complicated.
I've been looking at the metal cloak and with wheeling season upon us here in CO I'm going that direction I believe. Has a very similar shape to the synergy but a different end setup.
I'm like a woman when it comes to my jeep. Seems no matter what I get I end up changing my mind to make it complicated.
05-25-2016, 08:34 PM
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Chiming in as I'm also looking to flip the drag link. I've got the TF trackbar as well...would I still need a seperate trackbar bracket to make the synergy drag link work?
05-25-2016, 08:53 PM
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The function of steering correction is to flatten the steep angles the draglink and trackbar are running at after a taller lift. This is accomplished by either dropping the frame end of both bars (a drop pitman + trackbar bracket), or raising the axle ends (moving the draglink to the top of the knuckle + a trackbar bracket).
Relocating both at the same time keeps those bars roughly parallel to each other. Move only one, and they are no longer parallel, and you get some funky steering. Unless that is what you want?
Just re-read the question. You do not need the trackbar bracket to run the synergy draglink. It will work in the stock location, if you want to run it there before you get around to flipping. Then at some later date, just add the trackbar bracket and drill the knuckle and move it up.
Last edited by nthinuf; 05-25-2016 at 10:59 PM.
05-26-2016, 04:35 AM
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Problem I have with their track bar is the ends. I'm not a fan of heim joints at all. Doesn't matter how big they are I just don't like em. First track bar had em and had play in the ends along with being very flimsy material, just flexed all the time. I've been looking at the metal cloak and with wheeling season upon us here in CO I'm going that direction I believe. Has a very similar shape to the synergy but a different end setup. I'm like a woman when it comes to my jeep. Seems no matter what I get I end up changing my mind to make it complicated.
05-26-2016, 05:06 AM
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Forged fully sealed w/ 30mm ballstuds. Look like stock but massive. Theres also a no flop feature built in to the knuckle joint. yeti and Synergy Video Link: http://youtu.be/v0NH5X7iLEw
05-26-2016, 05:47 AM
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Pay once and cry once. Fusion 4+4 has rare parts tie rod and drag link. Lifetime warranty on ends. I replaced my synergy stuff with this. I do not like the slop in synergys ends specifically their drag link ends. It's all bolt on as well. Not cheap but far better then synergys stuff.
05-26-2016, 11:16 AM
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Pay once and cry once. Fusion 4+4 has rare parts tie rod and drag link. Lifetime warranty on ends. I replaced my synergy stuff with this. I do not like the slop in synergys ends specifically their drag link ends. It's all bolt on as well. Not cheap but far better then synergys stuff.
05-26-2016, 02:08 PM
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Pay once and cry once. Fusion 4+4 has rare parts tie rod and drag link. Lifetime warranty on ends. I replaced my synergy stuff with this. I do not like the slop in synergys ends specifically their drag link ends. It's all bolt on as well. Not cheap but far better then synergys stuff.