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Tracks bars RC vs RJ

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I currently have a RC adjustable track bar on my jeep. Is there any benefit to going to Rock Jocks track bar. I already have currectlync tie rod and drag link. Thank you
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I currently have a RC adjustable track bar on my jeep. Is there any benefit to going to Rock Jocks track bar. I already have currectlync tie rod and drag link. Thank you
The biggest difference is the ends… the RC has oem style bushings and the RJ has Johnny joints on both ends…If you wheel it, the Johnny joints have better articulation, plus they’re serviceable and rebuildable, which I prefer, but some don’t…..
 

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At one time I had an RC TB figuring it would be good enough for what I do , WRONG . On a track bar you want bushings that are not soft like OE Clevite bushings . I switched to a Core crawl series which has Real Johnny Joints in both ends. The difference was immediately noticeable just driving down the road as far as slight steering correction . I am a bit of a stickler about steering which I guess is why I should of stuck with my first thought about RC but its cheap enough to end up speeding its life standing in the corner in the garage . I have since switched to a synergy bar being I have the RJ high-steer now and the bearing on my synergy track bar/sector shaft brace needed more clearance than the core bar gave me which synergy had that in mind when they made their TB ..
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