Iron Rock track bar on 2" lift review w/pics

[EFR98XJ]

Sorry to high jack. I do have one question about the bracket. I was on their site and saw only 2 bolt holes that go on the side of the frame. Are there any underneath like the old bracket?

 

[89xjgrey]

Sorry to high jack. I do have one question about the bracket. I was on their site and saw only 2 bolt holes that go on the side of the frame. Are there any underneath like the old bracket?

Yes, the bracket does utilize all four mounting points.

 

[EFR98XJ]

cool. thanks

 

[srimes]

I got the track bar back and put it on today: it fits great now. :woohoo:

I flexed it out as much as I could in the front yard:

Here the bumpstop is touching and there's a good 1/2" of TB clearance. I also got edelbrock 3" lift shocks and put them on, and they bottom 1/2" before the bumpstops touch, so I'll add bumpstop to save the shocks and the trackbar will have plenty of clearance.

Josh at IRO was great to work with and provided top-notch customer service in helping to work through the issues I ran in to with this install.:yelclap:

 

[builder]

What exactly did you have done to it, so it worked without hitting the diff?

 

[srimes]

I sent it back and they bent it. Increased the angle of the bend near the frame mount.

 

[builder]

Good news and glad it worked out. i have the same trac bar with 3" lift. good people there.

 

[Mike H.]

for anyone else looking, I only found 3 trackbars with the proper bend to keep track bar from meeting diff cover on small lifts... JKS, KOR(which is a modified JKS) and the facory original.

 

[techno1154]

I can testify to the KOR tracbar. Been using it for a few years now. I bought it because it has rubber bushings on both ends. When compeared to the pic from the original poster, the KOR bar have different bends and welded at different angles that allow it to clear the diff pumpkin.