Adjustable Front Track Bar next purchase???
I have been running a 3" lift with a rear track bar bracket and no track bar mods up front. My front axle is visibly off-center, about 1-1.5". I have a JKS front adjustable track bar ready to install. Can someone clearly state the drivability issues caused by off-center axles (front and rear), aside from aesthetics. BTW, I would describe my steering as "flighty" in the current configuration. Thanks.
What swings your vote in that direction?
Has Rubber bushings
Price at 139.95 it is a great deal .
Strength - In my opinion it is just as strong as any of them out there.
I have sold a ton of the JKS trackbars and 99.9% of them are all doing great
David
Do you have to grease anything on the jks before installing? Just ordered one from northridge yesterday and going to be installing it on the 29th. And also do I have to put on jacl stands?? Or can it be done while all 4 tires on the ground? I read wol's write-up on the full traction one, but was wondering if they're all the same installation wise
Do you have to grease anything on the jks before installing? Just ordered one from northridge yesterday and going to be installing it on the 29th. And also do I have to put on jacl stands?? Or can it be done while all 4 tires on the ground? I read wol's write-up on the full traction one, but was wondering if they're all the same installation wise
bump ... need answer to the above question. Also pulling a trigger on JKS trac bars . Also, How are the Rubicon Express ones??
Theres nothing you have to grease on the trackbar. I just installed my JKS two weeks ago, and I did it with all four tires on the ground. The JKS trackbar is massive. Just so you know, The jamb nut takes an 1 7/8" wrench, so your going to need that wrench, or a pipe wrench, or big cresent wrench. I don't have any experience with a Rubicon Express trackbar, so I can't help you there.
Theres nothing you have to grease on the trackbar. I just installed my JKS two weeks ago, and I did it with all four tires on the ground. The JKS trackbar is massive. Just so you know, The jamb nut takes an 1 7/8" wrench, so your going to need that wrench, or a pipe wrench, or big cresent wrench. I don't have any experience with a Rubicon Express trackbar, so I can't help you there.


