Steering Stabilizer, is this right?
this is fine and most likely caused from your tie rod being bent just a tad. loosen up the nuts on the u-bolts on the tie-rod mount and then rotate the stabilizer down just a bit. tighten up the nuts on the u-bolts and that will take care of what you are seeing.
Hmm... I guess I should have read them. I glanced at them, but didn't really read them. I normally read them, but the ss seemed too straight forward to have any special instructions. I'll fix it this weekend.
You could be right I guess? I just looked it up and see it mounted both ways. It may just be time for the relocation bracket anyway.
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I want to say that I've heard that you can flip it the other direction if its rubbing. Shouldn't matter which direction you have it - should do the same thing either direction. You could try that.
Anyone want to chime in agreeing/disagreeing?
*Edit - just saw the post above about flipping it. And yes, a relocation bracket is definitely a good idea. Check out the one on Wood's site.
Anyone want to chime in agreeing/disagreeing?

*Edit - just saw the post above about flipping it. And yes, a relocation bracket is definitely a good idea. Check out the one on Wood's site.


