Rear traction bar replacements

[Scar1331]

Good day all,

Has anyone replaced the stock traction bars or better yet found a polyurethan set of bushings?

 

[mtnrider]

Good day all,

Has anyone replaced the stock traction bars or better yet found a polyurethan set of bushings?

Do you mean the control arms or the rear track bar? These trucks don't have a traction bars.


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[Scar1331]

Control arms sorry

 

[mtnrider]

Gotcha. There is a couple people that make them but most only do the fronts. And some only make a adjustable lower only, for lifted trucks.

Are your stock ones showing signs of wear? Not something I have seen many (if any) complaints on, especially on such a new truck.

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[Scar1331]

I’m betting these rubber bushings are the cause of the infamous shudder/ shimmy wiggle at 76..

 

[mtnrider]

I’m betting these rubber bushings are the cause of the infamous shudder/ shimmy wiggle at 76..

Keep us in the loop if you do find something and it makes a difference. I'm a bit skeptical though since 3500's report the same issue and that's a leaf spring setup in the rear?

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[22hemi13]

Core 4x4 makes some for the rear

 

[emjohn4]

Core 4x4 makes some for the rear

And they are great!

I have a set of Core 4x4 control arms (upper + lower), and a panhard bar - the rear end is planted. Solid. No wheel hop or shudder which was there on the OEM parts. Highly recommended!

 

[Scar1331]

And they are great!

I have a set of Core 4x4 control arms (upper + lower), and a panhard bar - the rear end is planted. Solid. No wheel hop or shudder which was there on the OEM parts. Highly recommended!

Which ones did you get there theee kinds

 

[emjohn4]

Which ones did you get there theee kinds

I got the tier 3 version. They made them the non-adjustable style per my request as well (I am not lifted / lowered and will never be either).