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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Cali Central Coast
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adjustable tracking arm -
I have heard a bunch of people on this site say if you lower your truck, you need to put on an adjustable tracking arm. Is there a reason? I am lowering the rear 4" and was going to use the stock tracking arm. Will this cause a problem?
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: PA
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Re: adjustable tracking arm -
Just crawl under there, and visualize what will happen if you move the frame 4 inches closer to your rear without shortening the panhard bar. (It pushes the rear off center in relation to the rest of the driveline...)
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: topeka, kansas
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Re: adjustable tracking arm -
At stock ride height the track bar is running pretty much level. The more you lower your truck, the track bar angles more which pulls the rear axle to the driver-side, which would cause your truck to 'dog walk' down the road.
My truck was lowered 5 inches with stock trackbar and it wasn't that noticeable, but when I lowered it another 2 inches I put in an adjustable track bar to keep the rear axle centered. You might be ok with only a 4 inch drop and stock track bar.
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