Hi Dale,
I also built my own rear track bar,
Cost me $76,
What a differance in handeling, night and day !!
A rear track bar and four Monroe Gas Magnum shocks and my coach drives very nice !!
Looks like you did a very nice job !!
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Oemtech – Thanks for the informative article. I have been thinking about installing the Henderson Trac Bar, but have shied away because of the price. Now I can install one and not spend so much $$. Best of all, since I've been looking for a good reason to buy a welder, this gives me an ideal opportunity to finally buy one.
Ron,
Not sure what you mean by fitting. If you are talking about the patterns, then either the 2nd or 3rd version should work on 99% of the W22s. Choosing the frame side is more or less up to you. I chose the side that didn't have anything in the way. IE - I didn't have to move any wires etc.
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