Question about #1 T-bars
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Question about #1 T-bars
Ok, I started thinking about T-bars and I realized I've never looked to see which ones I have, well I have the B bars.
Now with my bumper and skid plate up front there is, well we'll just say a little extra weight up there, so it sags about an inch to inch and half with everthing on.
Now my question is, If I get #1 bars would it hold the weight up better and keep it from sagging down as much or would it just be a waste?
I really like the look when the bumper is off, because it sits up like I want it but after the bumper is on it sags, and I would like it to be level.
Thx for the help
Now with my bumper and skid plate up front there is, well we'll just say a little extra weight up there, so it sags about an inch to inch and half with everthing on.
Now my question is, If I get #1 bars would it hold the weight up better and keep it from sagging down as much or would it just be a waste?
I really like the look when the bumper is off, because it sits up like I want it but after the bumper is on it sags, and I would like it to be level.
Thx for the help
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I have the stock bars with a heavy front skid plate and the winch and it did drop down a bit but its still level. It might have been up a little in the front before the winch and skid plate.But for the price of the higher rated bars I would go for em if yours is sagging and u dont mind the rougher ride.
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