EddieS'04
In Memoriam 1950-2022
Jeff I found this in a JC Whitney catolog. I thought I rememberd you looking for a Traction device.
[Broken External Image]:
[Broken External Image]:
Jeff C, is this what you are looking for?
- Thread starter EddieS'04
- Start date
Help Support Ford SportTrac Forum:
Jeff C
Well-Known Member
I think so. Thanks. I'll give Todd a call and see what he thinks.
TrainTrac
Well-Known Member
Won't a Roadmaster Active Suspension kit do the same thing?
TRACket Paul
Well-Known Member
The RAS is a coil-type overload spring. It might reduce wrapping somewhat, but probably not to the extent that these would. And these are about 1/2 the price.
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2003
- Messages
- 22,366
- Reaction score
- 752
- Location
- Long Island, NY
- What engine do you have?
- V8 engine
- What year is your Sport Trac?
- 2010
- What Generation is your Sport Trac?
- 2n Gen Owner
Had the exact same set on my Bronco II . They worked great... Easy to install and no removing of the rear axle bolts.... Just bolt on and go!!!!!!
The only thing they did not do was use the counteraction of the axle wrap to "LIFT" the back of the truck for added traction and quicker 0-60 times...
I am still ( if i get off my but) working on a Lift bar setup that would make the front half of the spring almost solid and only allow movement up and down with no twisting..
YES, this will make a much stiffer ride, But it eliminates close to 90% wheel spin....
Todd Z
The only thing they did not do was use the counteraction of the axle wrap to "LIFT" the back of the truck for added traction and quicker 0-60 times...
I am still ( if i get off my but) working on a Lift bar setup that would make the front half of the spring almost solid and only allow movement up and down with no twisting..
YES, this will make a much stiffer ride, But it eliminates close to 90% wheel spin....
Todd Z
