Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12

Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12

Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12
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Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - `10-`12 free shipping

Chevrolet Camaro SS Bump Steer Kit - Baer Brakes - Tracker Tie Rod - Black - 2010–2012. Adjustable outer tie-rod kit that helps correct bump steer on lowered or stock-height cars.

Baer’s Tracker uses a machined 6061-T6 aluminum sleeve (black anodized), a Teflon-lined 5/8-inch heim joint, and a heat-treated 4140 steel tapered pin that matches the OE spindle—no modification required. It mounts to the factory inner tie rod and provides about 0.875 in of spindle-end adjustment to tune toe change through travel.

Features

  • Fits 2010–2012 Camaro with stock spindles
  • Correct-taper 4140 steel pin; no spindle mods
  • 6061-T6 sleeve; black anodized
  • Teflon-lined 5/8-inch heim joint
  • Vehicle-specific, direct bolt-on; made in USA

Questions? Call Austin, TX at 512-982-9393 or Los Angeles, CA at 562-981-6800. We offer installation and customization at both locations.

Buying multiple items? Contact us for shipping discounts. We install on premises at both locations.

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About Manufacturer

Like others before him, Hal Baer wasn’t born making high performance brakes. Ed Iskenderian didn’t invent the camshaft, nor did Vic Edelbrock invent the aluminum intake manifold, but all brought innovation, dedication, and most importantly high quality, race-leading, affordable products that dramatically changed the high-performance aftermarket. In fact, in 2007, Baer was recognized by Hot Rod Magazine as one of Twenty Companies that Changed the World.

So, like all overnight success stories, Baer Brakes was twenty years in the making. Hal was one of millions of kids growing up in the late 60's and early 70's right along with the American Muscle car boom. He dove deeper than most, buying parts, learning on his own, and working on a series of Mustangs all while earning a living painting houses and modifying the occasional car in his native Arizona.

He informally drag raced the Mustangs right out of high school becoming an early adopter of nitrous oxide garnering a reputation for building cars that ran way better than they looked. Within a few years he decided to try road racing with his ‘69 Mustang building something that hadn’t been seen before. It was an unusual mix for the time, a car that went quick in a straight line, but also could now turn and stop better. In 1985, Baer made a life-changing decision to move to Dallas, Texas where he had a core group of friends. To pay the bills, Hal and his small team installed parts, worked on muscle car restorations and helped their small customer base with suspension set-ups; roll bar/cage installations, and increasingly complex fabrication. Whatever the business that came through the doors, the goal remained the same, go racing. And that meant IMSA Firehawk, Escort Endurance Challenge, Corvette Challenge and World Challenge. That is how this smallish new business became Baer Racing.

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AUSTIN, TX

22108 SH 71 W.
Spicewood, TX 78669
512-982-9393
Mon-Fri: 9 AM - 6PM CST
Sat-Sun: Closed

LOS ANGELES, CA

2716 Dawson Ave.
Signal Hill, CA 90755
562-981-6800
Mon-Fri: 9 AM - 6PM PST
Sat-Sun: Closed
This location is open by appointment only
and is not open to the general public.