Duffs drop adjustable trac bar?

[71HLFCAB]

I have the 3.5" suspension lift from James Duff that came with an adjustable drop trac bar bracket. It is installed in the #3 hole on bracket, (closest to the center of the truck) I have had it on for a while and am in the process of getting new tie rod ends, drag link, steering box rebuilt and want to make sure I have good steering. I think I am good nothing looks wrong, but is there another way to tell or measure to make sure its in the proper hole. My trail rig has a drop trac bar bracket from Wild Horses and it only has one hole, and it works fine. Thanks for any help, Casey

 

[DuneBuster]

You use the hole that makes the trac bar as close to parallell as the stering link from the pittman arm to the steering linkage.

 

[zeeman1]

I'd use the hole that centers the Axle the best under the bronco and get the track bar closest to parallel with the drag link.

 

[broncnaz]

X2 center the axle. While a flatter trac bar is a good thing centered is better. I'd sugest getting a drag link thats adjustable that will allow you to correctly change its lenght and keep the steering box centered.