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For Track Bar Conversions, click HERE The "Track Bar" is the 1" thick rod that holds your front axle from slipping out from under your Jeep or Bronco or Dodge Ram when you turn a corner. On a coil-sprung vehicle, the track bar locates the axle a specific distance from the driver's side frame rail, and "steadys" the coil springs, keeping them from allowing the body of the Jeep to move independent (left and right) of the axle housing. Death Wobble is often caused by this connection between the axle and frame rail not being tight enough to keep the front tires from "fluttering" or going into "speed-wobble", sort of like a shopping cart that has a bend in the frame. The factory track bar that Jeep built is barely sufficient for stock height and factory sized tires, but when you add a little lift and put a larger (and heavier) tire on the ground with more contact patch and friction, the small Jeep track bar is not enough to take the forces, and actually "accordians" in and out under force because it's just not up to the task of holding the axle solidly under the vehicle. These are the beefiest aftermarket track bars on the market, folks (25%+ thicker than factory size, and over 50% more stiff), and the only track bar on the market that I feel comfortable hanging my reputation on. Yes, there are others, and no, I don't recommend them. The JKS track bars are the best you can buy, and are only a few bucks more than the weaker competitors' bars. When holding one of these track bars in your hand, you will immediately see why I recommend them so highly! Be aware that the smaller the track bar diameter, the more flex the track bar will have, and the greater propensity for Death Wobble your Jeep will have (particularly on the ZJ, WJ, TJ and XJ). Don't mess around...only buy the best track bars on the market. All Adjustable Track Bars that we sell feature the following:
Shipping is $12 per bar
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