Track bar
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I'm thinking about installing the BDS 2" lift kit. I was wondering if I need to replace the track bar with an adjustable one to keep the rear end centered?
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The actual answer to that is the panhard bar lowering bracket from ErikSS, which levels your panhard bar back out. If you do an adjustable one, you can get it centered up at the new ride height, but it won't be right through the RoM, as the stock length is still what it needs everywhere else.
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Okay, thanks! Where might I find one of these lowering brackets?
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PM ErikSS.
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