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Max trac caster brackets install tutorials

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Old Sep 1, 2020 | 09:49 AM
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Default Max trac caster brackets install tutorials

Got 2016 75th anniversary jku, 2.5 inch teraflex suspension lift kit, has any one got maxtrac caster relocation brackets installed or know anyone that has one and your or there feedback on it. Did it help, improve etc.

also looking for some instructions into how to install them.
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Old Sep 1, 2020 | 10:12 AM
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These won't be any different than installing AEV, Rubicon Express, or any other control arm brackets. You should be able to find a ton of YouTube videos that walk you through the process. Just focus on JK control arm bracket installs rather than worrying about brand. It's pretty straightforward. Other than some brackets being a 1-piece design vs a 2-piece design like those Maxtracs, and some offering only 1 mounting position vs. the 3 positions you get on the Maxtracs, all the brackets are about the same. Some quality differences in fitment and finish maybe, but essentially the same. I'd pay the extra money for a 1-pc design, but it's not really that big of a deal.....just makes install a touch less cumbersome.

If you need to rotate the axle a bit to get the bolt holes to line up, just use floor jack under the pinion to raise it, or under the pumpkin to lower the pinion. Those motions will help bring the arms inline with the holes so you can slide the bolts through.
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