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Skyjacker Jeep JL / Gladiator JT Front Adjustable Track Bar 2-6in Lift

SKU: SKYJLFTBA18
Barcode: 803696257341

$184.18

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Skyjacker Jeep JL / Gladiator JT Front Adjustable Track Bar 2-6in Lift

$184.18

$184.18

Tech Specs

Brand
Skyjacker
SKU
SKYJLFTBA18
Manufacturer part number
JLFTBA18
Category
Suspension › Suspension Arms & Components
Shipping weight
11.1 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Upgrade your stock track bar to a heavy-duty adjustable track bar from Skyjacker Track Bars keep your axle from moving side to side, keeping your suspension in correct alignment at all times. This bar attaches one end of the axle and to the chassis on the opposite side of the vehicle with pivots, allowing it to swivel up and down. The track bar basically serves as the locating and stabilizing connection between the axle and the frame. By installing a heavy duty Skyjacker Track Bar, you will eliminate Death Wobble, which is when your axle constantly shakes. A new Track Bar will keep your suspension working correctly throughout its travel.

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