Ok. I will call up Northridge tomorrow and see if they can get me this set up, thank you.

 

Sure thing. Northridge doesn't carry RC for a heads up. Also, you can use either RC dual mount or Skyjackers dual mount, either are compatible with Bilsteins. Had I known that awhile ago, I'd of gone with Skyjacker's mounts.

 

I needs buy the dual mount separate from the stabilizers themselves. Who makes a dual setup mount like that for sale by itself?

 

I am doing the same....
Started off with RC dual steering stabs and RC 2.5 lift
Changing out the steering stabs with Bilsteins, changing shocks to Bilstein 5100s, removing factory springs and upgrading with Rock Krawler springs, Installing RC Adj Lower Control Arms, and JKS Track Bar. Also bought the Grade 8 bolt kit.

Got springs, bolt kit and track bar from Northridge and the shocks from Essex Distributing.

 

Superlift has a dual Bilstein setup like you're looking for.

 

I ordered mine from Fortec. Someday I 'll make the time to install them

 

Being a bit of a newbie, what is the advantage of a double stabilizer?

 

nice even pull from side to side using gas stabilizers. Most of the time using only one high quality gas stabilizer like Fox or Bilstein, will pull to one side more than the other. Running two eliminates that. There's Fox' new ATS single stabilizer that is suppose to eliminate the pull to one side with no need for two. Truth be told, dual steering stabilizers just look great too

 

Would that help for when I'm doing over 50 on highway while turning slightly and hitting a bump and then the jeep feeling like its bouncing and jumping? Just seems like steering go out of wack for a second.

 

There is truth in this... if the rod does get nicked it can start to take out the seal. But if you keep the boot on and don't get all the junk out that can get in there, a nick can occur on the rod...