Im running six inches high with air bags 35x13.5 tire's. And i got ruthless axle wrap, looking to solve this issue, what do you suggest?

1996 Dodge Ram Laramie 2500
Six inch lift with air bags, 18 inch black rims wrapped in 35x13.5 Toyo Open Country M/T's
Built 47RE, aftermarket Torque converter valve bodies and BD-Power Pressure Lock and Mag-Hytec deep tranny pan
AFE Stage 1 cold air intake
Turbo tonics Master Intercooler
ARP 12 mm Head Studs
4000RPM GSX Govener Springs
High Flow laser cut dilvery valves from Schiled diesel
Fass High Performance Fuel Pump 180-GPH
Block Stiffener Girdle Kit from Cummins
Costom 5 inch Stright exhaust with 6 inch tip
3 piece ATS exhaust manifold
Bully Dog Pyrometer Gauge Kit
64mm High Tech HTB2 Killer Turbo
Bosch 270hp Cummins MArine Injectors

 

traction bars is all ya can do for it

 

yep try and make them as straight as you can (meaning the angle of the bar)

 

the longer of bar the better the control when i biult mine i only had a 4 foot bar, it still had axle wrap then i made then 11 foot bars and that solved that issue in a hurry

 

not only will loner bars control it better but they will also let the suspension work better

 

Not a correct statement.....
Length has zero to do with the way they work,material will though.

Darryl Poole's bars are only about 4' in length,if that,and they are on alot of high HP Mid-Western pullers trucks and get abused and used with zero issues.I had a set on mine log ago and dicthed them for the Longer look of the Old School EEP bars and wish I would have keep the Poole bars instead.The longer bars are a PIA to work around when detailing the underside for shows and when you want to service the truck.

BTW 94cummins12v....
I'd bet money you do NOT have 11ft long bars on your truck at all.The ones on mine are 98 inches and stretch from the rear axle all the way to where the transmission crossmember is located.If yours were 11ft long then they would mount at the locating points for the front suspension.At times your posts are so full of BS they are no help at all...... Andy

 

I was thinking of making mine 6' long and out of 1.5" solid round bar. How does this sound to everyone?

 

don't make them out of solid,i work in a machinery manufactureing plant in design.and it is a proven fact that tubing has less flex than solid.

 

thanks, what would you recommend as min dia and wall than?

 

i would use 1 1/2"-2" at least 3/16" wall,maybe 1/4".