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08-20-2001, 07:26 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Member # 3103
Location: oklahoma
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1978 tracbar question
Gents,
I have a problem. I replaced my lower tracbar mounting bolt with the ingalls kit and that has been super. When I did that I replace the bushings with a set of Moog problem solver urethane bushings. Everything was fine for a couple of hundred miles and the popping started again and it was at the frame mount. I have a drop bracket that came with the lift system. I can see the bar moving around the bushing when the wheel is turned. What are your suggestions? Do I need an adjustable tracbar, heim joints, what? Thanks. |
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08-20-2001, 07:55 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Member # 4068
Location: Florissant Colorado
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I have had similar problems on my 78. I replaced the bushings, tapered stud in the D44 housing and even strengthened up the frame mount for the track bar. I have also tried heim joints. My problem has been the death shake. I do know the drop bracket for the trac bar adds more leverage where an adjustable trac bar doesnt. Good luck
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Robert Hutson (TX4Wheeler) 1978 Ford Bronco 460, C-6, D60 Front with ARB and 35 spline outers, D70 rear, disk brakes, welded diff,7" lift, 38.5X14.50 TSL/SX's, Warn 8274 winch, Hydro Assist steering |
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