Rear Track Rod

A panhard rod also called panhard bar track bar or track rod is a suspension link that provides lateral location of the axle.

Rear track rod.

Styling thinks the car will look better with a wider rear track 2. 552502h000 rear track control rod with ball joint for hyundai kia febest 5 0 out of 5 stars 1. Duralast 42 maxtrac 1 nolathane 4 rare parts 34. Together they perform an essential role in a car s steering function.

The inner rod is attached to the steering rack and pinion while the outer rod is attached to the steering knuckle. I had previously installed heavy duty roadmaster sway bars front and rear bilstein shocks new rear springs rear axle air bags and trucenter steering stabilizer. Later in design cycle or if the vehicle is an iteration of a pre existing architecture may change the track width. Many companies offer various designs of four link suspensions.

They all helped but didn t prevent the cross wind issues with trucks passing and towing tail. Those two attachment points are connected by a link which is the track bar. View cart and checkout. Limited lifetime warranty 58.

Only 8 left in stock order soon. With rear air suspension. Originally invented by the panhard automobile company of france in the early twentieth century this device has been widely used ever since. Freightliner fixed torque rod tmr3054 for freightliner rear single axles 3 inch spring.

Details 10 in stock as of september 30 2020 7 50 am est. You have 0 items in your cart. 54468 cd00c 54468cd00c front right rod for nissan 43 95. Duralast control arm lower 905 511.

4332439015 front upper arm ball joint boot for toyota febest 5 0 out. 16 625 inches center to center 1 15 16 inch shaft. A track bar works by two attachment points one found on the frame body and the other on the adjacent side of an axle assembly. Often this difference can be attributed to two things.

Free in store or. Track bars are designed to prevent unwanted lateral movement of your vehicle s axle assemblies. A track rod actually comprises two rods an inner and an outer track rod. Suspension geometry or tire size changes in the front or rear suspension for packaging performance etc.