What steering stabilizer to get

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Apr 3, 2012 | 06:45 PM

#21

Rip_Em_801

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Originally Posted by charest2394

I have the new fox steering stabilizer 2.0 and I love it it work perfectly It a big difference between the OEM steering shox. And this shox is completely compatible with the OEM braquets.

Picture of the Fox:

How much for the Fox?

Apr 3, 2012 | 07:57 PM

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BigRedRubi

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steering stabilizer

subscribed....really liking that Fox SS......who sells them?

Apr 3, 2012 | 10:25 PM

#23

sick jk

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Just picked up a fox SS today and a relocation bracket. Got it at orw. SS cost 125 and bracket 40 bucks

Apr 4, 2012 | 05:04 AM

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Unclebuck12

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I have a Teraflex SS waiting on me to install. Took a stab at it and couldn't get the bolt at the wheel hub to break loose. Any suggestions?

Apr 4, 2012 | 06:12 AM

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charest2394

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Originally Posted by Rip_Em_801

How much for the Fox?

The price is at OFF Road Warehouse 126$ + shopping depending of your country. For me Price + shipping for quebec = 189$

Apr 4, 2012 | 06:20 AM

#26

drumnatural

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Originally Posted by 11REDJK

Alot of folks on here say you cant feel a difference with any version from the OEM. I beg to differ, first I installed a Pro Comp and there was no difference at all. With 35's the tires grabbed every nook, crack or crown in the road. I then changed to the new Fox version and "holy crap"...it was insane the difference from the OEM or the Pro Comp.

The Jeep's manners with 35's were completely different. It no longer grabbed any pavement changes, and wandered much less then before. Hands down, nothing compares with the Fox, especially after most SS comments I have read on this site regarding other manufacturers.

Go with the Fox, hands down

I agree. I swapped my stock with the OME/relocation bracket and bump steer is barely noticeable. Actually staying straight while braking instead of fighting the road to keep her straight is nice.

Apr 4, 2012 | 06:33 AM

#27

navin r

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Personally I have the bilstein stabilizer and the jeepswag relocater on my 11' JKU Rubi and I do think it's an improvement. My next one will be the fox though.

Apr 4, 2012 | 09:03 AM

#28

2000Z3M

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Originally Posted by charest2394

The price is at OFF Road Warehouse 126$ + shopping depending of your country. For me Price + shipping for quebec = 189$

Free shipping in the states!! Thats a winner for me and the best part is that its not teraflex.

Apr 4, 2012 | 09:43 AM

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yo_marc

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I've heard some on the board say that certain steering stabilizers will tend to push the steering to one side. I believe the gas-charged ones, vs, regular oil-bath.

Is that true?