How to Install a Synergy 3"+ Bolt-On Rear Track Bar Bracket on your 2007-2014 Jeep Wrangler JK

GENERAL NOTES:

• These instructions are also available on our website; www.polyperformance.com.
Check the website before you begin for any updated instructions and additional
photos for your reference.

• The installation of this bracket requires cutting part of the factory track bracket
off.

• You must use a minimum of 3” of rear bump stop extension, PPM-8058 (3”) or
PPM-8076 (4”) to prevent the track bar from contacting the exhaust at full jounce
travel.

1. Remove the factory rear track bar from the axle bracket and loosen the track bar from the frame bracket to allow the track bar to rotate out of the way. Secure the track bar up and out of the way with a bungee cord or something similar.

2. Cut part of the factory track bar off as shown in the following pictures. The pictures
show using a 4 ½” grinder with a cut off wheel but a sawzall can also be used.

3. Attach the new track bar relocation bracket to the factory bracket as shown with the
new 9/16” bolt and lock nut; use a flat washer under the bolt head and lock nut.

4. Install the u-bolts over the axle tube and through the track bar relocation bracket, use a flat washer and nylock nut to secure the u-bolt. On some rear axle housing there is a weld along the front of the axle tube opposite of the track bar bracket. Grind the
weld down just were it goes under the u-bolt so that the u-bolt contacts the entire
tube.

5. Torque the 9/16 bolt to 150 ft-lbs, and the

6. Torque the 3/8” u-bolts to 30 ft-lbs.

7. Attach the track bar to the new track bar relocation bracket using the factory nut and
bolt. It helps to have some one push the back of vehicle from side to side to align the
track bar bushing to the hole in the bracket. Tighten the track bar bolt to 125 ft-lbs.

8. The track bar bolt may rub the coil spring on some applications. This is often due to
the coil spring bowing because the pinion angle has increased. Solutions to this are as
follows:

• Trim the end of the bolt sticking through the nut

• Flip the bolt around so the bolt head is adjacent to the spring

• Rotate the spring so the bolts is in between coils

• Cut and rotate the lower spring mounts on the axle

• Install polyurethane lower coil wedges