Is a track bar necessary?

Is a track bar necessary?

Beyond just the simple driving aspect, it would also be an extreme failure to traverse any type of off-road terrain without a track bar. They are a necessity and must be properly tuned.

What is the point of a track bar?

The purpose of the trackbar is to control the left-to-right offset of the rear axle. The attachments at the left and right side of the trackbar allow for up and down motion, but not side-to-side motion. A trackbar has two mounting points – one on the frame and one on the rear-end housing.

Does the track bar affect steering?

Technically, no, they keep the axle centered by preventing lateral movement (and from rotating forward/backward to a degree.)

How do you make a track bar?

Will a loose track bar cause death wobble?

WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON CAUSES OF DEATH WOBBLE? FRONT TRACK BAR BOLT: DW can arise as a result of loose or worn out suspension and/or steering components, with the most common cause being a loose front track bar bolt, worn out track bar bushing, or failing front track bar mount.

Do you need a track bar with a 2.5 inch lift?

You do not need an adjustable track bar on a 2.5″ lift. Axle shift is minimal, 1/16 to 1/8″, you will never notice it.