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Old 08-18-2009, 08:13 PM   #1
sleepyboy
'69 Step
 
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Marion, Texas
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Real deal about Track Bars; tire rub issue

I have a '69 short step. I have done my best to assure my bed is centered in reference to the cab. The truck was lowered 3/5 but I bagged the rear to pull a trailer. In the bag application, I also changed the lower control arms and the bushings. I am concerned about my rear axle being centered due to tire rub and the inconsisntecy with bed to tire clearance on each side. I purchased a deluxe track bar and everything I have read says that a truck lowered more than 4 inches, may need an adjustable track bar. How do I assure my rear is centered? Is an adjustable bar needed? Do I need to take it to a shop to center it for my track bar application? I am also concerned about needing spacers. I know one of you gurus can help! Ed
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