When lifting your Ram over 3", it becomes imperative to adjust your front steering and suspension geometry. One of the most important, and sometimes most easily forgotten, is that of the track bar. The track bar's purpose is to tie the front axle to the frame, and to keep the axle centered under the truck. However, due to triangulation, as the truck is lifted, it will cause the axle to shift, and the simplest method to correct this issue is by installing this relocation bracket from ReadyLIFT.

By dropping the track bar frame mounting position down to a point where the track bar is at the factory angle, correct geometry is the outcome and thus, your truck will steer and handle like it is supposed to. A lot of bump steer issues are due to the track bar not being at the proper angle. This track bar relocation bracket solves that problem on trucks with 5" of front lift.

This relocation bracket is made of heavy duty plate steel for a super strong frame mounting position and includes large grade 10 hardware and a steel pilot bushing.