TeraFlex 1743022 Adjustable Front Track bar (Jeep TJ/XJ/ZJ), 1 Pack

This was an easy install. I debated on investing in an adjustable track bar until after the 3" Terraflex lift was on and I could see how far off center the axle was, which was about 1 or 2 inches. I didn't want to drill the factory axle bracket to relocate the bolt hole per the lift instructions. This one is not inexpensive, but its and important part and no modifications were needed on the Jeep.

Easy install and a plus that you can adjust this while its installed rather than taking it on and off.Might have gone with the Rough Country version only because its basically the same and costs less.But this is a good product and had no issues.

This teraflex adjustable front Track bar was installed on a 2001 Jeep Wrangler Sport with a suspension 4.5 inch SkyJacker Sport Lift. It went on easily and quickly. An arthritic chimpanzee with broken thumbs can install it. To make the install quicker, I cut a centimeter off the bolt that came with the track bar. It makes it easier for the 17 millimeter wrench to hold the back nut in place while you drive the bolt in. Then the wrench can be removed easily after the bolt install. Without cutting the one centimeter off the bolt, the bolt touched the axle. It made it impossible to take the box end wrench off the back of the bolt. Take my advice and cut one centimeter off the bolt. The axle centered easily. The ride sway was greatly reduced. I should have done it a long time ago.

The Teraflex adjustable track bar is great. It is a solid steel bar with a DOM thick wall adjuster near the axle end. This style adjuster makes the centering of the axle a simple one person operation. Great quality part.Amazon Prime customer service is not 5 star. My package was supposed to be delivered on a Thursday by 8pm, at 706pm I received a notice that the item is undeliverable because my shipping address doesn't exist. Now out farm is an old land grant plantation that has been in existence since the early 1700's and in our family for over 4 generations. The house we live in is relatively new, only 50-60 years old, so the confusion is naturally understandable. I immediately called Amazon customer service and the girl, whom English is obviously a second language, was useless. Not only did it take forever to get her to understand the problem she couldn't vary from her scripting enough to quickly call UPS to have the truck turn around to deliver. Her lack of customer service skills and limited command of English left me frustrated and without a needed part to get my Jeep drivable. I did receive the part the next evening. I suspect the driver for UPS was either not my regular driver, I have received packages from UPS previously, or he didn't feel like driving out so far.

Works great