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Best bang for the buck traction bars?
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[QUOTE="Layson, post: 1409515, member: 298"] There are no joints in them. They also are not fixed length. That front frame mount has bushings on each side of the mount. So when the leaf spring compresses that bushing squishes one way. Then with the leaf droops the other bushing compresses. That way your rear leaf springs still retain the same amount of travel as it did before. When you have joints in your bars that is a wear item. They will have to be serviced some day and when joints are not happy some make noises and clunk. The other bars are a fixed length that want to resist the leaf spring movement. So they have to make the ride stiffer. I have had them on my personal truck, stuck them on my fathers truck, and have quite a few friends with them as well. You won't find anyone complaining about anything on them. They first complain on price but once they have the parts in front of them they stop their bitching....LOL Easy to install. The packaging is fantastic so it isn't going to get damaged on the way. The directions are great and easy to follow. You can put these on in your driveway without any problems. Then if you lift or lower your truck. They are adjustable in length and you have to redrill the center hole like Jared mentioned above. Then if you sell your truck and you want to sell your bars. These will fit on pretty much any cab or bed configuration or almost any lift height. Very versatile. Then one real nice bonus is anywhere you go people are going to ask you about them. LOL [/QUOTE]
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