Track Bar Drop Bracket, 66-75 Ford Bronco SKU: 1253

Track Bar Drop Bracket, 66-75 Ford Bronco

Track Bar Drop Bracket 66-75 Bronco

Product Overview:

These brackets lower the trac bar closer to the factory angle and are recommended on all lifts of 3" or more.

Full description

These brackets lower the trac bar closer to the factory angle and are recommended on all lifts of 3" or more.

These brackets lower the trac bar closer to the factory angle. We recommend them on all lifts of 3" or more. These are also a must for 2 1/2" lifted Broncos using the F-100-350 2 WD steering box conversion. The trac bar drop bracket should be used in conjunction with a drop pitman arm when you are using a stock type tie rod and drag link system, but do not use the drop pitman arm with the F-100-350 2 WD steering box conversion. Although these brackets bolt on, welding is required for proper and complete installation of the drop bracket.

These photos are for reference. Our brackets fit the stock unmodified frames as shown here. Do not remove the stock drop bracket.

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Q&A

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Asked by jeff, May 16, 2014

Q: what is the distance from center of new track bar hole to old track bar hole on this part?
i have a 4 lift on my bronco and hoping i can use this part instead of adjustable track bar

thanks

⮞ 1 Answer

Answered by ☆ sales - May 16, 2014

A: You can us it. It's 4.

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PRODUCT REVIEWS

Ben Baker

Reviewed 01/09/2022

Worked great for track bar mount for my solid axle swapped ranger

John Palmieri II

Reviewed 01/13/2021

Nice solid product. Bolted right into place and then easy to weld :)

Roger daniels

Reviewed 05/14/2018

Like it

Al H

Reviewed 08/17/2015

Very good quality products,great service and fast shipping

Ryan

Reviewed 05/11/2014

very solid mount. definitely worth it to buy and install one of these.I suggest welding it in as well as putting all bolts in, including the one that goes through the width of the mount.

Jack

Reviewed 05/23/2013