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Old 11-13-2005, 08:11 AM   #1 (permalink)
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PRG Traction bars not worth it on 2WD?

Don't bash me cause of the title, It's a question and I wanted to get a few hits. Are Gregs traction bars going to be a noticable improvement for my non lifted 2WD truck? Will they make a noticable improvement in my launches? Feel free to chime in here Greg as I'm just trying to figure out if I want to purchase the street version of your trac bars. I'm assuming a lifted truck has a fairly bad problem with axel wrap and Gregs kit seems to work great for those but would I be better off spending my money on different springs, shocks, sway bars etc. to gain more traction on my 2WD KC? Will the effects be negligible? Thanks In advance and sorry for using the title for hit bait Greg because I love the PRG lift kit.
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Of all the people who have used Greg's traction bars, I have seen no complaints. In fact, all of them have said that the bars made them love their truck even more so than before.

I believe Greg was in the process of developing a single bar version for the street/strip guys. Have you tried calling or e-mailing Greg??
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I have a 2wd drive and is only 1" taller than stock and the difference with the bars is very big. We are actually looking at moving the mount on the street version to get more anti-squat than the set we build now. I'll csrtainly keep everyone posted as to the progress, it looks like jsut a couple more weeks.
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