I am in the market for a track bar as the title would imply. However im looking into this dodge offroad place. http://store.dodgeoffroad.com/ he's got a ton of options and customization for lift kits etc. I like his design. He's claiming a 100% success rate or i think he actually says he's got a 0% failure rate. My truck is lifted and i definitely use my truck but i try to take care of it. I hate cheaping out on certain things that I know are notorious for problems. Im just seeing if I cant gather a couple opinions.

I have heard his has very good products but the wait times for delivery can very long. No personal experience however, just what Inhave read.

I really like my Dodge off road stuff.  He can have delivery problems apparently though.  I think if you look through most posts, that is really the only complaint....  I have never noticed one on quality of the product. 

 

I was not in a hurry for mine, so I don't remember if they came in quickly or not.

HTH

Hag

Yeah i think i saw like 4-6 weeks on his website somewhere. I think the anticipation would be the worst part. I love getting truck parts in the mail

Dodge Offroad is slow to getting parts out from what I understand everything is built per order basis and takes time. 

 

If it wasn't for your lift you could follow me. I've got a high mileage success rate for all suspension with 300k or on tie rods, heading for 200k for ball joints, track bars are well in the 150k mile range. Most don't want to follow me because the secret is the smaller tires and wheels I'm using and no lift or leveling. 

I wish it was stock height honestly. Its a pain to work on. Sluggish taking off from a light because im moving a big truck and big tires with 3.55s. Ride is sub par. Maybe in the future I'll find at least a smaller lift to put on this thing.