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Old 04-08-2015, 01:07 PM
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Default Tuff Country Traction bars
Was wondering if anyone has seen these or used them? Thinking about betting them for my new 2014 5.0l stx sport 4x4. Axle wrap is horrid on this truck. Any opinions would be appreciated. I believe the pn is 20895.
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I don't think those are available for our year.
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I don't think those are available for our year.
According to i think it was summit they are.
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I went with pro comp bars.


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I went with pro comp bars.


How are they affixed to the frame? Welded or bolt on?
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How are they affixed to the frame? Welded or bolt on?
Bolted.

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Didn't notice much axle wrap with OUT a Tune , but with it ... damn its horrible ... So I started looking for Traction bars until I found out how expensive they are IMO ..... But Do they really work , if they do maybe I'll save up and get some .... Or better yet make my own ....
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Bolted.

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Originally Posted by GotHonks?
Didn't notice much axle wrap with OUT a Tune , but with it ... damn its horrible ... So I started looking for Traction bars until I found out how expensive they are IMO ..... But Do they really work , if they do maybe I'll save up and get some .... Or better yet make my own ....

Mine work real good, feels a lot more responsive to throttle. Doesn't squat on heavy accel any more.
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Do the pro comps use oem existing holes or do you have to drill your frame (eeek!!!)??
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