Rear end stability.
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Rear end stability.
Is there something i can do to make my rear end more solid, if i start heavey on the accelerator and the wheels brake free and spin, the rear end starts to jump.
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http://www.procompusa.com/prodDetail...3177&plID=1830
Procomp makes a traction bar for a 2010 XLT to prevent what you are describing, but it is designed for a lifted truck because the problem is usually associated with the lift.
Procomp makes a traction bar for a 2010 XLT to prevent what you are describing, but it is designed for a lifted truck because the problem is usually associated with the lift.
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Stability, use that traction bar stated. Lots better traction and a bit more stability, 300-400 lbs of sand behind the rear wheel wells. I have 300 lbs of sand in mine for the winter and it helps greatly.
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