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Steering stablilzer relocation..stock suspension

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Old 02-09-2013, 08:34 PM
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Default Steering stablilzer relocation..stock suspension
I want to relocate my steering stabilizer. Will the jks or the dominion offroad brackets work without a lift? Stock suspension.
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Old 02-09-2013, 08:58 PM
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Pluke always have that attidue
If you get a huge stabilizer like fox it may rub on things at full lock if you relocate it.
I'm sure the stock one would be fine though.
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You can relocate your stock stablizer up on top of the tie rod out of harms way with no problems.
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Thanks for the responses..the last two anyway...there's always a smartass that thinks they know anything and everything. Was looking to retain the factory stabilizer for now, so looks like I'll be OK..
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You really don't need a stabilizer if your steering is set up right.
I haven't run one for awhile.

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such a smart ass. only noobs run steering stabilizers. hows that im such a know it all. omg interwebz wheeling is what i do.
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If you get the JKS mount, they indicate that the factory one will not work....
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