lakewood traction bars
Anyone want to share how they have these setup on there truck?
I had to get different u bolts as the ones that came I thought were not strong enough. Its been a PITA to get them set up right. Its hard to get the right distance between the snubbers and the springs. I like to get about a 1/8" between the snubbers and the springs on each side....this seems to keep my truck fairly straight. The directions talk about one side needing a larger gap than the other...that did not seem to work. The problem Im having is the square adjustment bolts in front that go around the axle. I got some custom built as the stock ones did not have enough thread on them to get that 1/4" gap between it and the spring. Another problem is after some time that gap disappears and the snubber is now upagainst the spring all the time... Kind of at a lost as to what is going on. |
the ones that come with the kit are fine......also you will be pe-loading the bars ....so the spaces on each side will not be the same. i ahd these bars and thought they worked well for what they were......i would get some cal-trac bars if that is an option for you
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Originally Posted by terravast4
(Post 4791504)
the ones that come with the kit are fine......also you will be pe-loading the bars ....so the spaces on each side will not be the same. i ahd these bars and thought they worked well for what they were......i would get some cal-trac bars if that is an option for you
I ran out of thread on them to get 1/4" gap between the bracket and spring. What you mean by pre-loading? Are you saying to start off with a larger gap becuase that will decrease? I agree that seem to work good for what they are...no complaints except for the adjustment issue. Its just a street truck...would like some Caltrac...but not in the budget...my chevelle gets most of that. |
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