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Old 09-13-2011, 07:06 PM
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Assassin bars.
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I had clamps on mine and I hated the way it rode. At first I thought it wasn't that bad but it got a little on my nerves when I drove it
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Originally Posted by Beatdown Z
Assassin bars.
Those look identical to the cal tracs. Maybe a drop will help??
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those bars looks bad ***. has anyone on here used them?
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Brutal, did you investigate the assassin bars or just skip over them? $339 doesn't sound outlandish if you try leaf spring clamps and aren't satisfied.
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ve been emailing sd the past 20 mins. great customer service and quick reply. they sent some pics of the silverado set not just ones posted on site. looks great. i love the adjustably on the front part maybe that will help with people who don't have flip kits and don't have the perfect angle on the bar
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Originally Posted by rjwz28
Brutal, did you investigate the assassin bars or just skip over them? $339 doesn't sound outlandish if you try leaf spring clamps and aren't satisfied.
I looked at them but think i'm going to try the clamps first. I'd rather try to fix this problem the cheap way. I don't have wheel spin. Now once i install some gears that may change, so i'd like to tackle this one problem at a time.
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Good plan I would try the clamps first too
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Originally Posted by BrutalSierra
I looked at them but think i'm going to try the clamps first. I'd rather try to fix this problem the cheap way. I don't have wheel spin. Now once i install some gears that may change, so i'd like to tackle this one problem at a time.
What gears do you have? Ive got 3.73 which could be why it does spin compared to 3.42.
I would try the clamps and if it doesnt work, o wll $20 wasted and if it does work $350 saved
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Originally Posted by blackcash
Correct the pinion angle and use some sort of bars that aren't cal-tracs. Not old slapper bars though.

X2's. Bell Tech has a pinion alignment kit. It's not expensive, and it does the job. I have one on The Chariot, and no vibrations at all.


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