Steering stabilizer

[hondaracer44]

I'm sure this has been asked before but I can't find it anywhere but has anyone ran a steering stabilizer with a 6" lift? I can't find any pictures of how it bolts up or if it actually works. Thanks for any help!

 

[SLmateo]

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[hondaracer44]

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do you notice any difference with it on?

 

[SLmateo]

Oh I personally don't have it on... thought about it but with 32's and 4" inch I deemed it not necessary. When I do a 3"body I might just for good measure on front suspension or if I find it cheap.

If you need more directions go to rough country's website and most of them have the option of downloading them.

 

[hondaracer44]

Oh I personally don't have it on... thought about it but with 32's and 4" inch I deemed it not necessary. When I do a 3"body I might just for good measure on front suspension or if I find it cheap.

If you need more directions go to rough country's website and most of them have the option of downloading them.

Ok thanks! I have a 6" lift and 35s so it probably would't hurt to put it on.

 

[SLmateo]

For 50 bucks it won't hurt the pocket either

 

[hondaracer44]

For 50 bucks it won't hurt the pocket either

Yeah it's cheap to tighten the front end up a little.

 

[TylerZ281500]

they dont hurt the pocket but if your ifs is setup proper meaning no bumpsteer, everything is in proper functioning order then a stabilizer isnt needed at all. some say its for look on solid axle trucks but once again you cant see it on ifs. and its not really needed on it either

theres a slew of reasons for poor steering on this trucks, some based off bad design but fix all those and you shouldnt even need to think about ti

 

[hondaracer44]

they dont hurt the pocket but if your ifs is setup proper meaning no bumpsteer, everything is in proper functioning order then a stabilizer isnt needed at all. some say its for look on solid axle trucks but once again you cant see it on ifs. and its not really needed on it either

theres a slew of reasons for poor steering on this trucks, some based off bad design but fix all those and you shouldnt even need to think about ti

What all could I do to fix some of the slop if a stabilizer doesn't help much?

 

[SkyHighColorado]

xj steering shaft, do the 2 preload adjustments on the steering box, make sure tierod ends idler and pitman arms are in good shape.