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AXLE WRAP before and after traction bar videos

73stallion

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it's better, but i want mine completely gone. that's why i'm doing the ladder bar style.

BTW, what did you use to mount your video camera?
 

MattW

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It's not daduze2's Bronco or video, if I understood him right. ;)

The video comments say that duct tape was used to secure the video.
 

zeeman1

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That's amazing how much wrap was still there even with the bars. they help, but apparently don't eliminate the problem.
 

Devin

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Since he says traction "bars", I am assuming that they are the classic style. I would like to see the same type of video with a torque tamer version or a wrap trap style bar.
 

broncnaz

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He used superlifts traction bars that mount on top of the spring. Those videos really dont show axle wrap very well they show pinion movement. If it was axle wrap you would see the whole setup start jumping when the springs unwrapped. While I dont doubt he had axle wrap the video just doesnt show it well.
 

Past_Miner

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I had pinion movement like that, or maybe worse, the last time I went to Moab. I spit out more rear driveline u-joints than I care to remember in the span of three days. I installed a triangulated traction bar and seem to have solved the problem. These videos illustrate that a bar (or bars) can help the situation.
 

tcb42

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Ya I didn't see much improvement either. I'm using WH axle wrap trap. Works good until the bar pulls through the bushing.
 
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bigjhoov

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mine....



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Dan74Bronc

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I like the wrap bar bigjhoov but dang! you could throw a chicken through that rust hole. J/k
Have you had a chance to test the bar yet?
 

Dan74Bronc

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Ok, one more question. how far ore the bolts apart on the picture? What made you decide on this distance? Well, that's 2 questions but they are related.
I'm thinking of making a simular bar for mine and was wondering how far apart to make the mounting holes. That's why I was questioning how well it worked for you as it looks like your mounting holes are 5 to 6 inches apart.
Dan
 
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