Traction Bars
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Traction Bars
Im lookin to get some traction bars for my 06. The reason being is because my posi does not always unlock during turns and I can feel the twisting and drag on the rear axle. Will traction bars help keep the axle straight through turns? and if it does will that just create a better chance of bending or breaking the axle or its componenets? Thanks.
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the bars will make more of a difference in keeping the a$$ planted.. i added the thunderbolt sway bars before I did the lakewoods and noticed a much better difference after the traction bars. I did my testing on a curve, could only do ~50-55 mph and it felt like it was leaning a lot and squealing tires, after the swaybars and traction bars I could go 60-65 comfortably with no squealing of the tires.
#10
i would go with the james duff traction bars, i love mine.
the JD bars are "ok" for offroading also.
www.jamesduff.com but im not sure if they will have any in stock.
the JD bars are "ok" for offroading also.
www.jamesduff.com but im not sure if they will have any in stock.
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Originally Posted by yellow rhino
i like the jd ones but i have an aal so will it work?
i really like mine, with the bfg at's and the jd bars my tires are stuck to the ground.
they are easy to install and they let your axle flex unlike other traction bars.
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I'm confused. So does the 06 sport have a front/rear sway bar? Is that a new feature? If this is the case why is the thread starter looking for a rear sway bar?
Im lookin for sway bars or traction bars because i need more support for my rear end and im not lookin for stock sway bars im lookin for some hd ones.
Im lookin for sway bars or traction bars because i need more support for my rear end and im not lookin for stock sway bars im lookin for some hd ones.
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07-16-2005 12:29 PM