Caltracs Traction Bars ?'s

[The_Mexican]

I need your help guys, the truck's traction really suck and not just for the race track but for the daily driving.
I decided to take the caltracs route so:

Anybody has or try them?
Any pros and cons?
Are they worth the price?
Dou you know any similar products?
Any other advice?

I also want to weld a 170 lb piece of metal under the back of of the truck's bed to add a little more weight to the differential.

Thanks for the help.

[The_Mexican]

TTT

[redaddiction]

I'm running these and they are worth it, in the rear I have those and the hotchkis sway bar and leaves and it sticks pretty good.

[redaddiction]

If you want to put more weight in the back why dont you get a bedcover?

[The_Mexican]

Thanks for the advice redaddiction , I guess the caltracs are the way to go and the bedcover will have to wait (don't have that much $$$ right now).

Thanks again.

[farmtruc]

Originally posted by The_Mexican@Jan 29 2004, 02:00 PM
Thanks for the advice redaddiction , I guess the caltracs are the way to go and the bedcover will have to wait (don't have that much $$$ right now).

Thanks again.

Hey how's it going?

You're not getting traction and you want a cam, lol, isn't it so ironic, lol,

did you get my pm?

later,

allen

[The_Mexican]

You're not getting traction and you want a cam, lol, isn't it so ironic, lol,

did you get my pm?[/b]

I didn't get the PM.
And about the cam and traction issues:

What can I do?, this is addictive

[blownchevy]

The Cal Tracs are the way to go! They provide better traction and help with axle wrap. The only drawback is a little noise in the rear.

[Pewter4.8L]

Where is the best place to get CalTrac bars? Is the install easy are they just like regular traction bars?

[blownchevy]

We have em! e-mail us @ info@projectrwear.com