My traction bar options COMMENTS

[onetun]

With the Canadian dollar slumping I'm trying to buy a bar through a canadian dealer.
I have found SuperLift and FebTech, both seem to have a slight disadvantage to the more popular ones used by forum members. In any case if I was to get a set what ones would be best.
Details of the FabTech..length 47" 925.00 CAD
Superlift no info 885.00 CAD

Have a quick peak at the links.
http://www.fabtechmotorsports.com/ht...08022_web.html
http://www.superlift.com/accessories/torquemax.asp

Rob

 

[mudder500]

Rob the superlift would be my choice after what Al had to say last night. I'll talk to u tonight bout it

 

[onetun]

the flames are terrible
poly bushings, no heims??

 

[Rodram2002]

Rob, does this mean you are going to sled pull with us this year?

 

[onetun]

Scotty not in the plans. Needing something to reduce or eliminate axle wrap, just seems to get worse as the numbers go up.
Rob

 

[mudder500]

Try takeing them down a notch to eliminate axle wrap. LOL

 

[bigorange]

hey rob you should try to find ones with a pivot point at the frame so you dont lose wheel travel like you do with soild mount ones . I made mine for about 500 bucks with johnny joints and good bushings . If you know any good fab guys around you wont have to pay the name tag mark up . and they can look any way you want so you dont have flames, just my 2 cents, p.s if you hook to a sled once you wont want to stop lol

 

[DrSpeed]

http://www.oneupoffroad.com/ouoproducts/tractionblocks.html

They hold up to all the sled pulling I do, and look *****in!!! And they are local in the Northwest!!!

 

[Rodram2002]

http://www.oneupoffroad.com/ouoproducts/tractionblocks.html

They hold up to all the sled pulling I do, and look *****in!!! And they are local in the Northwest!!!

Those would be good for you Rob! And then you can sled pull with us.oke: