RK 2.5” Flex No limit & MetalCloak Rear Diff skid

[jason0341]

I am about to pull the trigger on the RK 2.5” Flex No Limits system from Northridge. I currently have the MetalCloak rear diff skid plate installed. Has anyone run into an issue with the RK rear track bar relocation bracket and rear diff skid not working together? Would it be better to just buy a new rear track bar and skip the relocation bracket? Thanks in advance.

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[Roky]

I am about to pull the trigger on the RK 2.5” Flex No Limits system from Northridge. I currently have the MetalCloak rear diff skid plate installed. Has anyone run into an issue with the RK rear track bar relocation bracket and rear diff skid not working together? Would it be better to just buy a new rear track bar and skip the relocation bracket? Thanks in advance.

Unfortunately the RK relo bracket and MC diff skid use a U bolt in the same location. You can get the RK adjustable track bar or some guys are using a Teraflex relo bracket. It would be a little cheaper route. But either way will work for you.... it’s a great lift kit btw........

 

[Moto_21]

The evo track bar relo will fit with the mc diff skid as well

 

[quietpeen]

or just get an adjustable rear track bar which allows you to center the wheels perfectly......not just get it close

 

[jason0341]

Unfortunately the RK relo bracket and MC diff skid use a U bolt in the same location. You can get the RK adjustable track bar or some guys are using a Teraflex relo bracket. It would be a little cheaper route. But either way will work for you.... it’s a great lift kit btw........

Dang, not what I wanted to hear. I had a TF lift on my old Jeep so that may be an option for me.

The evo track bar relo will fit with the mc diff skid as well

Good to know. Thanks!

or just get an adjustable rear track bar which allows you to center the wheels perfectly......not just get it close

This is probably what I’m leaning towards. I definitely want to keep the rear diff skid in place.

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