What are "problems elsewhere" consist of? I have 37" x 13.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers.. they dont fit with my EVO stage 4 coilover kit and trackbar, I want a spare under there, I was told I might need to cut the hitch off,
Can confirm an aired down (5 PSI) 38" Milestar Patagonia MT02 will fit underneath... barely. You will need to bend out the back lip of the heat shield slightly to get it to fit. It's a tight fit and almost rubs the trackbar, but have about 1/8" gap between the tire and trackbar.
Question is a Adjustable Track Bar, the Yeti with is adjustable in the center, and the JKS Track Bar is adjustable at the end, some people say the track bars that have the adjustable in the center are not that good because the center is not solid it's a tube that connect both sides together. the ones adjustable at the ends are all solid much stronger. what do you think?
If the track bar is built with quality materials and a good design, then it really doesn't matter if the trackbar is solid or hollow. A hollow bar will be a little lighter, the solid bar will be a little heavier. Strength differences will depend on the wall thickness of the hollow bar. Now all that said, any of the track bars we sell here will be plenty strong for your application.
My 37inch km3 fits fine under my gladiator!
As did our 37" Maxxis Razr AT.
The smaller 37s fit fine, its when you go with a tall 37" or bigger than you run into problems.
The cost of admission is painful but the fact that you get your tire out of the back of the bed is worth it.
Nitto ridge grapplers 37x13.5 fit great with a few kicks to get it between the frame rails.
Did you have to air down?
@@SacRoyalDetail of course.
I need to order one soon.
We’re can I buy this track bar
Right here: www.northridge4x4.com/part/track-bars/4510120-clayton-adjustable-track-bar-rear
What are "problems elsewhere" consist of? I have 37" x 13.5 Nitto Ridge Grapplers.. they dont fit with my EVO stage 4 coilover kit and trackbar, I want a spare under there, I was told I might need to cut the hitch off,
You need to find out what is hitting and where and make adjustments from there.
i have a 37" BFG KM3 that DOES fit in spare
Yep, the BFGs run small, so they are typically not a problem.
@@northridgenation - exactly why I bought it new on FB for $200!!!
Would the new 38" Patagonia mt02 fit underneath with this in place?
We haven't tried one of the 38s yet. Will post up when we do.
I’d be interested in this video too. I have a 22 Mojave and just put on the 38 inch Patagonia mt02s.
I would like to know that as well. I hav 38” nittos and will purchase this if they fit.
Can confirm an aired down (5 PSI) 38" Milestar Patagonia MT02 will fit underneath... barely. You will need to bend out the back lip of the heat shield slightly to get it to fit.
It's a tight fit and almost rubs the trackbar, but have about 1/8" gap between the tire and trackbar.
Is he chewing tobacco? 😂😂😂😂
Question is a Adjustable Track Bar, the Yeti with is adjustable in the center, and the JKS Track Bar is adjustable at the end, some people say the track bars that have the adjustable in the center are not that good because the center is not solid it's a tube that connect both sides together. the ones adjustable at the ends are all solid much stronger. what do you think?
If the track bar is built with quality materials and a good design, then it really doesn't matter if the trackbar is solid or hollow. A hollow bar will be a little lighter, the solid bar will be a little heavier. Strength differences will depend on the wall thickness of the hollow bar. Now all that said, any of the track bars we sell here will be plenty strong for your application.
@@northridgenation I was looking at the YETI or the JKS
@@RogerJG21 Both of them are good quality units.
would this make the truck handle better if I just have a rear 1.5"coil lift with 0.5 rear spacers?
It won't make it handle better (if yours is in good condition), it'll help you clear bigger tires easier.