Woods Steering Stabilizer Relocation Kit
Yeah I saw the pics. I don't have any clearance issues from those angles as well...but my issue is from underneath the SS at the track bar bolt head. It's hard to see from your pics how close your SS is to that bolt with the SS fully compressed. I'll try to post a pic of the issue later tonight.
Yeah I saw the pics. I don't have any clearance issues from those angles as well...but my issue is from underneath the SS at the track bar bolt head. It's hard to see from your pics how close your SS is to that bolt with the SS fully compressed. I'll try to post a pic of the issue later tonight.
Here's a pic of mine to show where the rubbing is occurring. This is fully turned right.
Last edited by HG07JKRubi; May 26, 2010 at 04:30 PM.

well i think u helped me see a problem i have. mine stops where the dirt starts. it doesnt go all the way in, so i think i need to adjust mine, and then i think ill have the same problem as u..

looks like your SS is leaking too.. no?
Last edited by rinkishJK; May 27, 2010 at 12:32 PM.
According to the Woods install instructions there should be 1/8" - 1/4" of rod exposed when the wheel is fully turned to the passenger side. I think I have that right. I also have my u-clamps rotated such that the SS will not contact anything during suspension travel .. again according to the instructions. May this bracket is just not compatible with the TF SS ???
Yes...it's leaking. I may just go back to my OEM SS.
According to the Woods install instructions there should be 1/8" - 1/4" of rod exposed when the wheel is fully turned to the passenger side. I think I have that right. I also have my u-clamps rotated such that the SS will not contact anything during suspension travel .. again according to the instructions. May this bracket is just not compatible with the TF SS ???
According to the Woods install instructions there should be 1/8" - 1/4" of rod exposed when the wheel is fully turned to the passenger side. I think I have that right. I also have my u-clamps rotated such that the SS will not contact anything during suspension travel .. again according to the instructions. May this bracket is just not compatible with the TF SS ???


it turns fully.. idk. what do u think?
urs looks like a 1/16". i think they mean the shiny part when they give the measurements.. i could be totally wrong, but if u put urs like mine i guarantee it wont hit!
I didn't follow woods instructions and made the "shortened" damper with aboUt 3/4" exposed rod (long enough so it didn't rub). Before I installed the damper I pulled it to "max" length and measured (think rod exposed was 6-3/4??). That way I knew when I turned left to right what the max rod exposure was.
I didn't follow woods instructions and made the "shortened" damper with aboUt 3/4" exposed rod (long enough so it didn't rub). Before I installed the damper I pulled it to "max" length and measured (think rod exposed was 6-3/4??). That way I knew when I turned left to right what the max rod exposure was.


