Steering Damper (Stabilizer)

[iSlacker816]

Anyone one better than the others or for a stock height truck are they pretty much all the same??? I'm rebuilding my front end and the stabilizer is the last piece. Not sure if I should spend some money on one or just go for a standard one!?

 

[Badger]

Are you talking about a brace or the type with shocks? If your going to do a brace HellBent is the best for your money IMHO.

 

[iSlacker816]

Just the shock itself

 

[ramhunter9]

I just updated from a white body shock / OEM to Bilstein and what a difference . Night and day .

 

[iSlacker816]

Sweet, now isn't yours a dual stabilizer Dave?

 

[ramhunter9]

Yes it is , but on my old truck I had a single and it was just like the dual ...AWESOME

 

[iSlacker816]

And I want to keep just a single since I don't have oversized tires or a lift but with the new tie rods and balljoints I want to replace it too

 

[ramhunter9]

To also protect all the new stuff and the life of the steering box , check out HBS one of our vendors , and look into a steering box brace .. I have owned 2 of them 2 different trucks and they help out allot on the wear of the front ends of these trucks .

As for the shock .. well ya what ever you want to go with bilstein or what ever you can find them anywhere .

 

[iSlacker816]

Thats my next purchase, my gear box is leaking pretty good so when I get a new one, I'm putting a brace on it!

 

[V-10 RAM]

I used a Rancho on my Junk Furd. It worked good considering it was a FURD & all Furd's have JUNK front ends IMO.

 

[iSlacker816]

After the 4 rancho shocks I bought, I'll never buy anything rancho again...