I called my local 4wheelparts store today and they added this part number to their local system and ordered this for me today.

Thanks!

 

Cause I did.

 

Thanks for the new PM's. Must have been a bug or mix-up.

 

Anyone else missing that bolt (3/8-16x1") 2-washers (Flat 3/8") and nut (3/8-16) please PM me and I will mail it out to you!

 

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modified-jk-tech-2/tf-bb2-5-trackbar-bracket-33838/
sorry about the MIA instructions.


RuBob Quote:
Originally Posted by TeraFlex
Anyone else missing that bolt (3/8-16x1") 2-washers (Flat 3/8") and nut (3/8-16) please PM me and I will mail it out to you!

yup, we already PM'd about it today.

just as a suggestion, you may want to send a bunch to David at Northridge. that's where I got my TF 2.5" BB with the bracket. this may cut down on your level of effort and mail postage in the future.

Going to do that!!

 

Teraflex, will you be producing a similar bracket for the front anytime soon?

 

No, sorry. But that can change as the market demands it.

 

Sigh....no budget/miniscule/itsy-bitsy boosts for me from anyone until all the "bugs" and all the "oh by the way we have heard of problems and we're making up for it right now" parts are included in every package...love how these incidental parts can make or break a simple low tech boost, and how they are shamelessly offered after the fact, and one still has to buy them, when they should have been part of the package if R&D was properly conducted...I will leave out OME, since their 2" boost is by no means a budget boost.

 

Wouldn't almost everyone interested in buying the rear also be interested in buying the front??

 

NO WAY!!! Get an adjustable track bar for the front! The front bracket extentions increase the stress on the weld where the factory track bar mounts, breaking the weld off at the axle housing!! Trust me, get an adjustable track bar. Its worth it because you can fine tune for a lift, heavy bumper, winch etc...and they are heavier duty than stock. You can search the forum and you'll find the many breaks that the front brackets cause.