About 6 months ago I had a 3.25" rc lift put on and it didn't take long for me to realize that my front axle is off about 1/4" to the driver side. I look around and I found that the relocation hole was never drilled for the track bar but that is easily fixed with a adjustable track bar, but I have not purchased it yet. I have just now realized that my rear axle is off the exact same even though the track bar relocation bracket is in place. does any one know how to fix the rear axle and will an adjustable front track bar fix the front axle?
both axles off centered
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JPNinPA
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I would put both a front and rear adjustable track bar on. Get rid of the back relocation bracket. Do some research on adjustable brackets mainly the front as there are good designs and some poor parts. For example in high off camber situations some front track bars scrape or hit the pumpkin. Some you need to drill out the front frame side mount. Whatever you decide make sure the bolt tightly fits the collar of the bushing and the mounting holes, otherwise you will have wobble issues down the road. Make sure the track bar and mmm bar are parallel or you will have wobble issues. And tighten it all up about a month or two after installing for the same reason.
The issue I read about with redrilling the front hole is strength of the remaining mount. Without welding on additional material to strengthen the front mount the track bar tears out. And then you have bigger issues.
The issue I read about with redrilling the front hole is strength of the remaining mount. Without welding on additional material to strengthen the front mount the track bar tears out. And then you have bigger issues.
Bounty__Hunter
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Agree, avoid the brackets if you can with adjustable track bars. TeraFlex makes a good adjustable track bar, but if money is a big concern look to Rough Country.
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