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steering stabalizer
I am looking to get a new steering stabilizer. I am looking at one of these 2 and not sure if to go single or dual. Any opionions?
08-11 Ford Super Duty F250/F350 Dual Steering Stabilizer Kit @Top Gun Customz or 08-09 Ford F250/F350 Super Duty 4x4 Stabilizer Cylinder @Top Gun Customz |
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anyone?
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I would go dual if you plan on running 35" or bigger tires. The topguncustomz kit is very nicely made. I have installed a few of them on friends trucks.
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I agree, you dont need a dual system unless you are running 35's or larger. Anything under that and it would be overkill.
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i have the stock size tires with the 20" rims. I dont remember the exact size of the tires. I will check tonight. I dont know if that is 35" or not.
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Stock size tires are a smaller 34 if I remember correctly. They are pretty narrow compared to a 35x12.5 so you dont have nearly the resistance as a 35x12.5 or larger.
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I would do the dual, go BIG or go home??
Well depends on the money situation at the time too |
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How hard is it to install a steering stabilizer. How do you compress it or what do you have to do?
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Id like to know that too^^
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It is really easy. The new bracket just bolts on and the other end of the shock just bolts in. The shocks are not hard to compress. Took me 35 minutes to put my dual set up on.
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