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Has anybody used the rear adjustable upper Teraflex control arms in a TJ? Are they worth it and will i have to get a rear adjustable track bar? (cause of the rear pinion angle) I've heard that the Rubicon Express ones aren't that good....Is that true?
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#2 ·
I've got the Tera adjustable control arms and I'm very happy with them. Just have to grease 'em regularly.

You won't have the adjust your pinion unless your getting an SYE. Are you getting an SYE? If you're simply getting ajustable aftermarket control arms for more strength then you'll have to keep them in stock length, same length as the ones you're replacing.

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2000 Sahara
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#4 ·
Well, if you have the SYE now and don't have any driveline vibrations you won't need to adjust your pinion once you got the adjustable control arms. Once you replace the cam bolts with regular ones you'll just need to adjust the new control arms to retain the pinion angle you currently have.

BTW, I also have a Tera rear adjustable track bar with Tera track bar relocator. The adjustable track is very close to my gas tank skid plate that it rubs a little when flexing. You might wanna take a look at the new RE track bar relocator which is angled forward to keep the track bar away from the gas tank.

left is the new RE track bar relocator, right is the Tera unit
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I will probably get one of these when I install my Belly Up.


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2000 Sahara
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[This message has been edited by Outkast (edited October 12, 2001).]