To do over again I would probably buy the bilstein. Quality product, inexpensive and you don't need two shocks to get the job done.

 

I really like the looks of the dual Rough country setup... I have the Elka shocks all around and really want to go with a good looking shock in the front as well as function.

 

If everything is dialed in well you will not really need one, but with that in mind I still wanted a nice stabilizer to replace the stock one. I used the Bilstein stabilizer and it is very very nice. I felt a big diff. in my steering after installing it.

I have bilstien shocks as well and have had nothing but positive things to say about them.

http://www.quadratec.com/products/16...googlemerchant

I ordered mine from Shockwharehouse.com

 

I have the TeraFlex single with 35's. I love it works great. If you like the double go for it.

 

dont mean to hijack this but what about a relocation bracket...what is the best one? is it worth it?

 

Running BDS Dual and love it. Just have to be careful picking lines cause it is exposed.

 

Followed this recomendation.

Installed a Bilstein stabilizer. Works great and very easy to install. Thanks Ryan for the great recomendation

 

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...-their-product!

 

I have 35’s and used the stock one tell I put it in to a rock. Now I have the Bilstien with a relocation bracket. As far as the relocation bracket, Google it and pick one that looks good to you and not to much cash. It’s not rocket science on the bracket.