Jeeputah
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- St. Georgel, Ut
I need a relocation bracket as well probably. I don't like where it is now and it rubs.
Which ones do you guys recommend? and why
Thanks
Which ones do you guys recommend? and why
Thanks
Recommendations for a Steering Stabalizer
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Zerkalo
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- Location
- Salt Lake City
I replaced my stock stabilizer with a procomp. about $35. so far so good,
but if you don't experience death wobble, how can you tell the difference, really...
but if you don't experience death wobble, how can you tell the difference, really...
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
For what vehicle? What size tire and how do you use it?
I built my own, but have a welder. I used a generic Skyjacker stabilizer and it does the job just fine. I was able to put mine up high, right behind the tie rod. It's out of the way and shouldn't get damaged where it's sitting.
(Yes, I'm missing 2 diff cover bolts)
I built my own, but have a welder. I used a generic Skyjacker stabilizer and it does the job just fine. I was able to put mine up high, right behind the tie rod. It's out of the way and shouldn't get damaged where it's sitting.
(Yes, I'm missing 2 diff cover bolts)
X2 what vehicle? I have ran the generic basic ones on my dodge, but with 35s they wear out faster than I like. Just ordered one of the Rancho RS7000 series to see how well it does. Reviews were good, and even though it was 2x more than the basic ones, $75 isn't bad if it lasts longer.
Jeeputah
Member
- Location
- St. Georgel, Ut
Jeep Wrangler 2008. Running 33s.
Rottenbelly
I stink.
- Location
- Cedar city, Utah
I didnt even run one on my 07 for over 2 years. Then went hydro assist.
I had a fox, teraflex and rc on there but the stock one actually felt the best.
Its one of those things I would say cheaper is better.
I had a fox, teraflex and rc on there but the stock one actually felt the best.
Its one of those things I would say cheaper is better.