How do traction bars work?
07-09-2004, 03:29 PM
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How do traction bars work?
I'm really wondering how traction bars do anything. From the look of them they replace your front crossmember and radius rods. I did notice that they also remove the bushing that connects the radius rod to the front crossmember. I could see how this could help. The reason I'm wondering this is because I'm having a lot of traction problems. If the bushing is the only help in a traction bar does that mean I could just weld up a bar from the radius rod to the front crossmember to make it a solid mount instead of a bushing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
07-09-2004, 04:59 PM
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Re: How do traction bars work? (HarloRex)
they prevent forward movement of hte front assembly
they have to be able to pivot in order for you suspension to work
they have to be able to pivot in order for you suspension to work
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