Yikes...need track bar NOW!!!
12-04-2007, 10:03 AM
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LUKE'S LINK 800-962-4090 or www.lukeslink.com These work great.
12-05-2007, 04:00 PM
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12-05-2007, 11:19 PM
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hi
i have the 03 up bar and the ssi bracket and air bags in the rear with 25lb psi ,front stock and this makes my truck perfectly level ?
do some trucks sag in the frount and need raised 2 in?
i have 282,000 miles on it ?
i have the 03 up bar and the ssi bracket and air bags in the rear with 25lb psi ,front stock and this makes my truck perfectly level ?
do some trucks sag in the frount and need raised 2 in?
i have 282,000 miles on it ?
12-06-2007, 07:07 PM
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Thanks everyone...rather than wait 2 weeks for parts I ordered the Lukes Link...if it works as advertised great, no need to do further but at the very least it should carry me through to a decision on another track bar...if needed...
09-11-2012, 01:52 PM
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Im not affiliated with this guy in any way, shape or form. IMO, this is a good product and has served me well, so its worth letting others know about it.
The guy takes a stock track bar and welds a cap on it, he then takes the OEM nylon out of the cup and replaces it with a steel socket. Next, he puts a cap on the top, greases it up and youre good to go. The cost was $215 and he claims that this will be the last track bar you will buy. Also, said if you ever wear it out, it will be REPLACED FREE - no questions asked. When it starts to loosen up, you just crank it one notch tighter and put the cotter pin back in.
If youre interested - heres the info:
Franks Auto
316 Reynold Road
Billings, Mt
406-591-4644
As a point of reference...I was going to get a ThurenFab Trackbar - they retail at $300 + shipping, or a DT Profab and they are running $360+ shipping. At the time I bought this, A Moog bar was over $200 and the NAPA Gold was $217
They are more than willing to ship these out and if you have any questions, just give Frank a call. One thing - you will need you to supply an OEM Trackbar.
Heres a couple of pics:
Oh yeah, hes a fellow Cummmins owner
The guy takes a stock track bar and welds a cap on it, he then takes the OEM nylon out of the cup and replaces it with a steel socket. Next, he puts a cap on the top, greases it up and youre good to go. The cost was $215 and he claims that this will be the last track bar you will buy. Also, said if you ever wear it out, it will be REPLACED FREE - no questions asked. When it starts to loosen up, you just crank it one notch tighter and put the cotter pin back in.
If youre interested - heres the info:
Franks Auto
316 Reynold Road
Billings, Mt
406-591-4644
As a point of reference...I was going to get a ThurenFab Trackbar - they retail at $300 + shipping, or a DT Profab and they are running $360+ shipping. At the time I bought this, A Moog bar was over $200 and the NAPA Gold was $217
They are more than willing to ship these out and if you have any questions, just give Frank a call. One thing - you will need you to supply an OEM Trackbar.
Heres a couple of pics:
Oh yeah, hes a fellow Cummmins owner
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