Three6GMC

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Those are badass how much and were do I order?

Phantom

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They're around $350 and they're made by smith racecraft

1989k1500

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SRD Parts dot com. Website says 339.00

Three6GMC

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Thanks yeah just checked them out only prob is they don't have a add to cart button how do I order these?

1989k1500

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call. 214 330 0660

slowlsx

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Think I'll be selling my caltracs for a set of these.

pewterliftedz

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these are a slick set of traction bars. the idea of adjustability makes so much sense lol.

brent1976

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I think it's more the front that might be to low for lowered trucks. Looks like it hangs down 2-3" under the bedside.

KevinF56

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Exactly. That's why I don't think I can run these. For example, everytime I pull in and out of my parents' driveway (not very often since I don't live there) I bottom out along my entire frame rail and the scrape the little bracket that holds the brake cables on the frame. Pretty sure if I had these I'd rip them clean off. Haha.

EDIT: Hey Phantom, could you measure from the bottom of the front eye of the leafspring to the bottom of that bracket in the front? It looks like about 3 or 4 inches, but it would help some of us lowered guys figure out if we could run these without scraping them. Thanks.

ShredSled

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if those brackets end up being too low, maybe try the cal tracs with a custom rear leaf/axle mount plate with a few different holes in it for adjustment... although I know they recommend bars being as level with ground as a baseline setup....
Wonder if these Assassin bars just simply create more leverage on the leafs than the cal tracs due to the lower mounting positions?