Quick Question

Im going on an 800 mile trip and my steering stabilizer has a bent rod and honestly doesn't work any more. Its been messing up my driving for a few weeks now. If i take it off. Would i be good for the trip? I realize i would be feeling very bump in the road.

 

If your steering and suspension is correct the steering stabilizer or lack of one should not make a lot of difference. Up until this weekend I have been running without one for about 5 or 6 weeks.

 

Mine was toast for the longest time and I did not even realize that the steering stabilizer was the issue. So, yeah you will be fine as others have mentioned.....but....once I replaced it, the Jeep felt like new again.

 

what they said. an SS is nice to have but totally unnecessary.

 

done deal.

Thanks!

 

Call David at Northridge, he had some of the Teraflex ones in stock. I got mine and it's a much stronger upgrade from stock.

 

I agree, get the wobble fixed the stabilizer is more of a comfort thing...

LIttle high jack here in the interest of steering stabilizers... When I was changing my oil the other day I noticed that my SS was leaking... Only a few months old, relocated with an after market relocation bracket (don't think I name here). The bracket is bent, and the SS is leaking, enough that the oil is all over everthing etc. I had been wondering about the wandering I was experianceing, now I know what it is. Any suggestions on a good STRONG relocation braket? I am hesitant to buy a high dollar deal and I feel that even with the relocation etc. it is in harms way... Suggestions...

Thought was to change to the Rancho relocation with a TF SS. The rancho seems to have a C type bracket where the one I have now is flat stock.

Maybe I make my own?

Thoughts/ Suggestions

 

I want a new one anyone know if the Old Man Emu is out yet?

 

yea i got mine replaced after about 5 months


feels nice now never need it though

its nice though wen u dont have to white knuckle the steering weel