This part requires welding and fabrication skills if you are not confident in your abilities please take to an Off-road shop to install this part.

Tools Required :

Safety Glasses, Gloves,  Socket Set, Wrenches, Wheel chocks, Jack, Jack stand.  Cutting Tool of your choice (Sawzall, Grinder, plasma, cutting torch)  Welder.

Step 1:

Inventory that you have all of the parts for your order If you are missing parts or have incorrect parts contact Artec Industries Immediately @ (855)-278-3299  M-F from 8am-5pm MST   If it is after those hours please Email [email protected]

Step 2:

Place wheel chocks in front of and behind the wheels on the opposite end of the vehicle from where you are working at.  

Step 3:

Break free the lug nuts (Do not fully remove them) Jack the vehicle up,  Securely lower the vehicle onto Jack stands under the axle .

Step 4:

Remove the wheels from under the vehicle and set aside.

Step 5:

Remove track bar from vehicle. With the track bar removed from the vehicle cut off the Oem track bar mount.  Clean the frame of any remnants of the oem track bar mount  and prep for welding. 

Step 6:  Take Part number TJ 2001-2  and place it on the frame rale the oval hole will be lined up with the oval hole on the bottom the frame the vertical bend on the bracket will be on the inside of the frame rail.  With the bracket aligned you can weld the Tj2001-2 bracket into place . 

Step 7:

The TJ2001-1 bracket can be placed on the TJ 2001-2 bracket at your desired position and welded into place

Step 8:

Clean the parts to ensure they are free from any machining oil, Prime with a self-etching primer and Paint.

Step 9:

Measure your distance from axle side track bar mount to Frame side mount hole that will allow your draglink and track bar to run on the same angle.  use that measurement to fabricate a track bar just leave some wiggle room in the joints so you can adjust the track bar. 

Step 10:

Install your new track bar (leave the bolts loose) , and put wheels on the vehicle and tighten lug nuts

Step 11:

Raise vehicle off of the jacks stands and lower vehicle onto the ground and tighten the track bar bolts and torque the lug nuts

Step 12: 

Take vehicle to an alignment shop to make sure geometry is correct.

Check bolts for tightness after 50miles and tighten if needed.