Track bar? It all bolts to the tie rod. The one side is a direct replacement and the other bolts to the axle tube with one bracket and the tie rod with the other.
When you click the first search result, it takes you to the skyjacker page. I believe are two instruction sheets because the kit consists of two different installations. One set is for the driver's side, the other set is for the passenger side.
For me, that's a parts truck. $500, and that's pretty high. That thing is going to need everything. Not saying it's not worth saving, but it's not worth much money.
I've done some Holley systems for a friend, and I like them. I'm actually looking at trying an Aces kit on my burb, too. Not because I don't like the Holley, just that what I'm looking for is more my price range with Aces.
What I have learned:
-Install is pretty straight forward if you're...
If you look at Summit's pics, it shows the back of the rim. Zoom in and you can see the Vision name on it. I think I kinda like the Summit centercap better. :eek:
Only need a couple of "specialty" tools. If you can follow directions, you can do it yourself.
If you could rebuild a motor, you can rebuild a rear end.
Picked up a "broken" 3D printer for $30. Needed a new cable. Got a whole cable kit for less than $15 shipped. Slapped the laser engraver on it that I had never really messed with. Spent a day figuring it out. Managed to make some sweet custom switch caps.