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steering stabilizer ???
Has anyone used this stabilizer before? How did it work? Any complaints?
Rancho shocks and struts for cars and trucks - Shockwarehouse.com |
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If it is the OE replacement rancho steering stabilizer they work pretty good. I had one on my last pick up. It works better than stock that is for sure.
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sounds good. I am debating between this one the the dual one from top gun customz. I will check out amazon.
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YOu dont need a dual stabilizer until you are running 35's or larger tires.
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I agree. Too many guys are putting on dials 'cause it looks cool.
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i dont care about looks. My truck is stock height and you wont see it either way. I have also heard the white body shocks on the top gun customz kit suck
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im running 35's and doing a level lift Friday... how do i know if i need a better stabilizer.? right now if feels kind of "floaty" i cant remember what stock feels like
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It all really depends how bad your bump steer is. Usually with 35's every little bump will start to move you all over the road.
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I disagree completly I just put a dual procomp mount with foxshocks on my stock f350 & it stopped my death wobble that ford says doesn't exist!!!!
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