steering stabilizer recs

[wermbang]

Have had a slight vibration in my front end when under load. Not so much since I replace my front shocks, and one side of the antisway end links. I will be replacing the other side soon and hopefully that fixes it, and I will also install my drop brackets.

I was also told I need to replace the steering stabilizer shock as its leaking. Any recommendations? I would like the dual bilsteins but that is out of the budget.

 

[rambob]

its likely not the sway link, mine is bad. it just knocks when you turn or hit a bump.

I have had success with rough country products on my jeep. their steering damp was a larger rod and fluid capacity over stock.

looking at the site, its $50 and its the same pn as the 2500 and 3500 models.

 

[wermbang]

thanks for the info will look into that. Is there a benefit of have duals? Eventually I will be running 35" tires but not sure when

 

[iSlacker816]

Dave is the guy to ask there luck since he has his dual bilstein stabilizer

 

[Okiespaniel]

Get one Bilstien...they can be purchased singly.

 

[wermbang]

^thats what I think I will do. Now to price search.

 

[Okiespaniel]

We're trying to get a buy together from 3rd Strike on Bilsteins...no having much luck though

 

[2K10HemiRam]

I put dual rough countries on my old truck and it helps out a good bit. Duals just help keep your wheel straighter under more stressful conditions. For example, it can get really windy here in Vegas and on really bad days, I would get hit with strong gusts and it would move me over a little bit while going down the highway. After I put the duals on, the same winds could hardly budge me. Another reason I went with a dual setup is because I simply liked the look.

 

[wermbang]

anyone ever used the Moog Steering Damper?

I am heading to advanced here in a bit to pick up anti sway bushings, and a moog bar end link. Thought about picking up that kit.