Steering Stabilizer

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Sep 7, 2012 | 11:29 PM

#11

2010islander

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Joined: Apr 2011

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From: sayville NY

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Originally Posted by VolsJeep

So you recommend using the stock bolts with a stock Jeep, and then once I get a lift and tires use the bolts that came with the relocation kit?

You prob figured it out bit yes I'm running g my stock hardware on my relocated bracket no prob. On mine I had to reverse the bolt (threads up) for clearance

Sep 9, 2012 | 08:28 PM

#12

dahreno

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From: sparks,nevada

stabilizer

I have smashed mine so many times on rocks , I don't even run one anymore and my ride tracks great , no bump steer , with my lift , I don't need one

Sep 9, 2012 | 09:13 PM

#13

suicideking

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From: Riverside, CA

Broke mine after 4-5 trips. Relocate it before you smash it. I now have the Bilstein stabizer + relocate bracket. Bracket is around $35

Sep 18, 2012 | 10:08 PM

#14

fredrok

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Joined: Jun 2011

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From: Evergreen, CO

What're you guys with the JKS bracket running for SSs? The bracket requires a SS w a larger-than-stock 5/8" bushing ID and descriptions for all the SSs are cryptic...

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