GEN 2 Wheel Hop/axle wrap Solutions

Traction Bars + AAL or Deaver Pack?

  • Traction Bars

    Votes: 6 9.1%
  • Deavers

    Votes: 20 30.3%
  • Epstein did not kill himself.

    Votes: 25 37.9%
  • Trump 2020

    Votes: 39 59.1%

  • Total voters
    66

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crjdriver

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Since doing the Cobb Stage 2 wheel hop and axle wrap are worse than ever. I want a solution. I am leaning towards SVC Trac Bars and AAL. I have had trac bars on a lifted truck before and I loved them. Will I be just as happy with the Deaver performance? Please vote in the pole and comment.

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Rednose

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Never used a trac bar before but after installing my Icon leaf kit i do feel it some times but cant really notice it comparing to the OEM setup.

Getting Deavers is a win win situation if you do not run them and you tow or offroad your truck.
 

smurfslayer

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Either KHC torque arm, or trac bars from SVC or the Shelby style.

One thing the torque arm buys you, at least theoretically is less of a clearance issue from the trac bars. Not for nothing - we have a few guys on here running the traction bars with no complaints, but the torque arm is tucked away neatly.
 

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+1 for the Torque Arm by KHC.

While our trucks are stout from the factory, we allllllll modify them to our liking. But the combo of Deavers+3 (I also prefer adding that drop shackle as well to being it back to level) and the Torque Arm (not to mention my Eibachs, Icon Delta UCA and newly installed SVC Outer Rod) it is like a whole new damn truck.

The Deavers and Torque Arm themselves is fantastic in eliminating that hop...
 

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If you don’t care about warranty in theory it seems the TQ arm setup would be the best solution, but I could see Ford eliminating any warranty coverage for you diff/axles/bearings/shocks/driveshaft/yolk & pinion/tranny/torque converter. I’m serious.

the deavers I think would not bring up any warranty concerns- or in the very least would be minimal
 
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