Ladder Bars....

[JR2]

Who on the site has ladder bars on their trucks and where did you get them.



I am aware of Rob T's bars and I know DTT has some (no info on the though) and I now see them on EEP's web site. I have read about Caltrac's too, any more info??



Check out EEP's setup:



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So anyone have these??

 

[BLACKRAM]

I have the Steve St. Laurent Ladder Bars. They are single tube with heim bearings, mounted on top of the axle.



The power hooks up stronger with zero axle hop. I'm pleased with the design and have had no problems.

 

[y-knot]

I run a modified RANCHO traction bar.

 

[Cooker]

Are those the EEP bars in the picture?

 

[Dsul]

I was looking at EEP's site last week when I noticed their new bars. I'm impressed with the design in the front. If I'm looking at it right, they hinge off the frame in the front. Then each bar is heim'ed to this piece. I would think this allows the rear suspension to move as it normally would, without the axle wrap.

 

[Sticks]

Caltrak (SP) has a nice system that is number 1 easy to adjust between normal driving and track use.

 

[BigBadDodge]

Mine be a little overkill but I am building it for sledpulling



3/8" Plate steel

2" o. d. x1/2" wall thickness DOM for four rear links front longer links and pan hard bar.

1 1/4" kevlar lined hiems

leafs are being replaced with firestone mobile home air bags.



check it out here



BBD

 

[csutton7]

I had L&L's but have since built my own out of 1. 75x. 25dom--chris

 

[Jim Fulmer]

Caltrack's are a nice system that is number 1 easy to adjust between normal driving and track use.



I've had real good luck with mine and do it again without a doubt.





Scott... . your sick, that's stronger than the frame





Jim

 

[Cooker]

Just by looking at them, I wouldn't think the Caltrac's would hold up for under agressive sled pulling. This is just a guess.

 

[BigBadDodge]

I bet the kelderman system would too, its pretty nice!!!