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While discussing bronze bushing replacements to decrease wheel hop the traction bar alternative came up by a member.
https://www.tractionmaster.com website indicates that they control unusual 'roll up' on acceleration (not a big issue with a TR3) and braking but also keep the springs/axle unit properly centered while the springs work.
The centering issue would seem to me to help control wheel hop and 'rear wheel steering' issues.
Anyone use these kind of bars and your experience.
The maker said he'd make the TR3 bolt on units for the normal price about $129.00.
While discussing bronze bushing replacements to decrease wheel hop the traction bar alternative came up by a member.
https://www.tractionmaster.com website indicates that they control unusual 'roll up' on acceleration (not a big issue with a TR3) and braking but also keep the springs/axle unit properly centered while the springs work.
The centering issue would seem to me to help control wheel hop and 'rear wheel steering' issues.
Anyone use these kind of bars and your experience.
The maker said he'd make the TR3 bolt on units for the normal price about $129.00.