Jeep Suspension Tech

Imagine a fully adjustable Jeep XJ Cherokee track bar that eliminates the weak/worn stock upper tie rod end and wil...

The 2007+ Jeep Wrangler (JK), is an improvement over previous models, however it does have it's faults.  The inadequate bracing of the factory track bar brackets is just one particularly troublesome problem.  A startling number of Jeeps, both modified as well as stock, have been disabled on the trail when the factory track bar bracket separated from the axle housing.  JK owners have reported this problem on both the front and rear axle housings.  Our Jeep JK Wrangler Front Track Bar Brace is a highly effective and economical...

Have you bent your JK's stock tie rod?  Tired of smacking it on rocks and other trail obstacles?  We've come up with yet another creative solution for you, with parts you simply can't find anywhere else.  Check out our Hard-KOR Jeep JK Wrangler Heavy Duty Tie Rod! The design...

The 2007+ Jeep Wrangler (JK), is an improvement over previous models, however it does have it's faults.  The inadequate bracing of the factory track bar brackets is just one particularly troublesome problem.  A startling number of Jeeps, both modified as well as stock, have been disabled on the trail when the factory track bar bracket separated from the axle housing.  JK owners have reported this...

What is Death Wobble / Dodge Wobble / Ford Death Wobble / ...and How Do I Fix Death Wobble? If you have to ask what Death Wobble is...then you’re lucky, because most likely you’ve never experienced it.  If you ever do, you will know this terrifying experience immediately, and you will never forget it!   If you have already experienced it, then you know "Death Wobble" is the horrible front end wobble that feels like your vehicle is about to fly apart.  Death Wobble makes if difficult to maintain control of your vehicle and usually starts when one tire (usually the right tire first) hits a groove or bump in the pavement somewhere around 40~50mph.  Death Wobble is quite possibly the worst possible downside to having a coil-sprung front suspension on a vehicle with a track bar or Panhard bar.  Jeep vehicles affected by this design are the 1984-2001 Jeep Cherokee XJ and 1985-1992 Comanche MJ, the 1993-1998 Grand Cherokee ZJ and 1999-2004 Grand Cherokee WJ, as well as the 1997-2006 Wrangler TJ / LJ and 2007-present JK Wranglers. Other vehicles affected by this phenomenon include trucks like Toyota, Ford, and Dodge Ram (a page written specifically for Dodge Wobble is located here), but we have not yet written one on how to fix Ford Death Wobble.