Do you think this works???
 

As you all may or may not know, my truck is pretty quick in the 1/4 mile, but I have a hard time getting traction off the line. I've been looking for some type of way to gain traction all the time, (i.e. NOT slicks), but I havn't found any traction bars that fit a 2002 Chevy...

But I found th//store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=RAS%2DMKIIXF& amp;N=700+400205+4294908216+4294907438+115&aut oview=skuis...

RE: Do you think this works???
 

Sorry, I guess I don't know how to paste images on here. Just go to Summit andlook up Roadmaster Active Handling Systems.

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Yes it does help on trucks i am getting it for my truck some time. My friend had it on his 2000 silverado 2wheel drive and it did help traction a lot and from spinning his tires. Not sure on the race track but everyday driving it worked. I have a site from a guy here in oklahoma and he priced me $219 the other day plus shipping. so i think they are a little cheaper then summit. Heres the site.

http://www.roadmasterok.com/

Hope this helps. Thanks

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Thanks!

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I wish I could spin tires.

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Smoke thats what happens when we buy 4x4.I guess we are just going to have to buy superchargers:D

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I think if I get the exhaust problem taken care of I will be fine, then the super charger, just don't tell jenny.

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i have the same prob- my truck burns up at every take off.

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You might also check out http://www.calvertracing.com/ they make traction bars for pretty much anything including 2wd trucks.

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Yeah, a buddy of mine has Caltracs and he loves them. Just wondering which would be better... Probably going to get the Caltracs...