hey everyone... got a question about the track bar... im going to be buyin a BD Power heavy duty trackbar upgrade... but i have a baby due anyday now and just bought a new car fer the ole lady... so i had an idea of welding the trackbar solid on the driverside where it hooks to the frame not the other end where it hooks to the frontend... i think it will work for a lil while... what ya think???

 

So you want to weld the drivers side joint solid on the OEM bar in the meantime are you

That would be a great way to break things on the first good bump you hit.

 

Nope, no way.......... Good way to make that baby an orphan.

 

good points now that ya'll got me thinkin about it... done the same sorta stuff on tractors, skidders, combines.... etc... thanx fer the input b4 i did it...

 

Way to wake up congrats.

 

Glad we could help that could have been ugly . At least you asked BEFORE you went off of the deep end.

 

I got a lifetime track bar from Autozone.

 

I got a lifetime (rebuildable) trackbar from thuren. More $$ but I haven't had to change it or work on it.

 

So what's the difference if it's a Lifetime Warranty?
Just like the same old question of which brake pads are the best? I say the cheapest Lifetime Warranty ones!

 

I hate getting lifetime anything that is poor quality. I don't really need the practice changing parts. My 78 DatsunZ has lots on lifetime from when I was broke & in school. I buy quality even if low quality is free because I now have more $$ than time. That said, Thuren makes a strong track bar good for many miles AND the wear parts can be replaced with easily available industrial parts.

 

Cheapest solution is a Luke's Link.