mkjeep

Irun 28psi in frt, 26psi in rear . If I were you I'd drop down to 30psi and go from there. I have the duals, no difference that I could really tell over my Superlift stabilizer, but again, they look cool and I'm also thinking about growing a mullet now.

Kawboy40

Kawboy40

I have to admit that I fancy this BDS dual SS set up.




* I located above photo on Jeepforums (Moose512)

greenamphibious

I am going to be running the teraflex stabilizer..... my stocker is fone but I want a cool looking front shock

Nght&Day-jk

I read somewhere (not sure if its here) that the RC one is better than BDS since its hidden away from the front and not so exposed.. but is it really that big of a difference?

Seanernet

I've read a ton of posts saying that dual stabilizers are unnecessary, but I swear by them. I have a 2008 4 dr unlimited x, I have pushed this thing to its limits several times. With the stock stabilizer, I would come out of the swamp with mud on the rims and at 45 mph I could not drive without crashing into oncoming traffic. Finally I had to pull over and get all the mud off by hand on the front two tires. I then installed the rough country dual stabilizers and now I can drive with 5lbs of mud caked on the inside and out of the rims with no driving problems whatsoever. Just my 2 cents, enjoy.

Sean