Description
Keeps the Rear Axle Stable and in Good Condition. Fortify your 0 to 3-Inch lifted 4WD Ford F-250 Super Duty’s rear axle by installing Rough Country’s Traction Bar Kit. This premium-quality kit is designed to prevent the rear axle from bowing during high-stress situations, keeping the vehicle’s leaf springs, wheels, and other components in good shape. What’s more, it allows for full travel and articulation without binding, so you can pull heavier loads and scale the toughest off-road trails with greater peace of mind.
Built for High-Performance Vehicles. Each of the kit’s components is manufactured from the highest quality of materials, so it has the durability to support your truck’s high-performance applications. The bars also utilize Clevite rubber bushings and feature a threaded adjustable end, giving you maximum adjustability.
Installation Requires Drilling. In order for this traction bar kit to provide excellent rear axle stability, it’ll need to be properly drilled onto your truck. Fortunately, the entire task will take no longer than 4 hours since all of the product’s necessary hardware is provided.
Comes With a Lifetime Replacement Warranty. A lifetime replacement warranty is included with every Traction Bar Kit purchased. Interested to learn more about the warranty’s terms, conditions, and exclusions? Then please visit Rough Country’s website.
Application. This Rough Country Traction Bar Kit fits 2011-2016 4WD Ford F-250 Super Duty models with a 0 to 3-Inch lift.
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- Traction Bar Kit
- For Vehicles With 0-3-Inch Lifts
- Stabilizes the Truck’s Rear Axle
- Maintains Rear Axle Geometry
- Made With Clevite Rubber Bushings
- Offers True Adjustability
- Installation Requires Drilling
- Made in the USA
- Backed by a Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Fits 2011-2016 4WD Ford F-250 Super Duty Models
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