Traction bar kits starting at $450.

There are no heim joints to squeak and rattle. These traction bar kits are designed to be run year round. You can run these while pulling trailers, campers, and the local ford and dodge boys around town backwards.

These kits are bolt on. No welding, cutting, bubble gum or duct tape needed.

Some of the pictures are from my very first set i built that have been trough a two winters and three years of pulling.

some more pics

I run these on my pulling truck, and before that I ran them on my dually. I love them! I am putting them back on my dually now. :D

if i were to order some, would it come with a little of your sig pic too? :cool:

bars look good. how long are they?

Garrett

if i were to order some, would it come with a little of your sig pic too? :cool:

bars look good. how long are they?

GarrettMy bars are 77" long, they can be made to any length.

would it cost more to make them longer? say 85", eye to eye.

also, whats the thickness of the tubing?

Garrett

what do you use for tubing?

I use 1.5" schedule 80 pipe. It has a wall thickness of .200".

Do you have these made for a 2008 F-350?

Do you have these made for a 2008 F-350?

unless the 08 ford turned the u-bolts over i dont think these will work.

Garrett

Looks good... what ends are those?

Do you have these made for a 2008 F-350?I could make a kit for it.

What all do you need from me to get some fabd up?

Thanks for the confirmation as to whether those ends would make for good bars or not. I've been staring at those ends on a converter dolly for a week and wondering....

priced those "ends" today, your price is very reasonable considering what they , plus the tubing, brackets, and your labor. Keep up the good work