My Teraflex rear track bar bolts are missing. Anyone know the size?

[roaniecowpony]

I have a Steersmarts Yeti Pro (polyurethane bushings). It's big and clearance might be a problem for other aftermarket things like dampers. But it's as solid as they come.

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[Mikester86]

Rancho’s track bars are pretty darn good.

 

[XJfanatic]

Late to the post. That’s scary Daniel, glad nothing bad happened during your long trek this summer.

Not sure if they make a rear bar but I have had 0 issues in the past 12k from my Core4x4 front bar. It was affordable and quick shipping.

edit: they do https://www.core4x4.com/product/t3-j-jl-rtb1/

 

[DadJokes]

Late to the post. That’s scary Daniel, glad nothing bad happened during your long trek this summer.

Not sure if they make a rear bar but I have had 0 issues in the past 12k from my Core4x4 front bar. It was affordable and quick shipping.

edit: they do https://www.core4x4.com/product/t3-j-jl-rtb1/

It was definitely a bit unnerving with a couple of side loading moves I had to make on shelf roads on that trip.

I ended up with the Rubicon Express. Being a daily, it was in stock and ready to ship. The price was 217 shipped and has two poly bushings instead of Johnny joints which is what I want for a high mileage driven vehicle. I hope it does the job and holds up 3 years, at least given the price.

To the credit of Teraflex, perhaps the robust build of the track bar saved our ass until I could find the problem. It only took 5 months to rack up 17k miles. We’re on the move! lol

 

[XJfanatic]

It was definitely a bit unnerving with a couple of side loading moves I had to make on shelf roads on that trip.

I ended up with the Rubicon Express. Being a daily, it was in stock and ready to ship. The price was 217 shipped and has two poly bushings instead of Johnny joints which is what I want for a high mileage driven vehicle. I hope it does the job and holds up 3 years, at least given the price.

To the credit of Teraflex, perhaps the robust build of the track bar saved our ass until I could find the problem. It only took 5 months to rack up 17k miles. We’re on the move! lol

Glad you found something quick.

We still need to do a Badlands or Redbird run with @mygreenkaw

 

[DadJokes]

Glad you found something quick.

We still need to do a Badlands or Redbird run with @mygreenkaw

After all the mud I’m still digging out from the hard section of the DBBB, as long as it’s mostly dry.

What a headache. Looks like I’m gonna have to lay on the ground with the pressure washer to clean up the rear battery skid, driveshaft, and some other nooks here and there.

I can’t wait to get out west again.

 

[XJfanatic]

After all the mud I’m still digging out from the hard section of the DBBB, as long as it’s mostly dry.

What a headache. Looks like I’m gonna have to lay on the ground with the pressure washer to clean up the rear battery skid, driveshaft, and some other nooks here and there.

I can’t wait to get out west again.

We could do it while it’s frozen

 

[mygreenkaw]

I'm down for getting out, any of the suggested seem like good options. I had heard about DBBB before that looks like a good time. But yeah I'm not sure how I feel about getting buried in mud!

 

[roaniecowpony]

After all the mud I’m still digging out from the hard section of the DBBB, as long as it’s mostly dry.

What a headache. Looks like I’m gonna have to lay on the ground with the pressure washer to clean up the rear battery skid, driveshaft, and some other nooks here and there.

I can’t wait to get out west again.

The southwest has been pretty dry this year. We've had a day or two of rain, but not drenching rain. Besides, we're mostly sand out in the deserts. It's dry almost when it stops raining. Actually, the desert sand is a hoot in the rain whether on 4 wheels or 2, or even on horseback. Lots of traction.

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