Quality/low priced Steering Stabilizer
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From: Hell, CA
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
Which one and where? Looking for a new steering stabilizer, and want insight on a low priced/(at least) decent quality SS. AS with most things, I know that "you get what you pay for" but I do not have deep pockets right now. Just would like to be pointed in the correct direction.
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Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Hell, CA
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
Okay, I just didnt know if some of the "more expensive" ones were that much better. My XJ is just stock height with 30" tires. Soon, well when I have enough cash flow I will be doing a BB. Probably some ZJ Upcountry coils (maybe spacers, if I need to level it out) up front. And either a bastard pack 2-2.5" lift or new set of leafs and longer shackles.
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I have a rough Country one and it works really well idk why guys but a $80 one from Old man EMU. One serious rip off if you ask me. The RC one was 28.95 and its a bigger bore than the stocker.
yea
I went with Rough Country too. bolted in nice and easy and works great. masked my death wobble nicely too. atleast I can drive my jeep for now until I can get new lower control arms and upper arm bushings.
do yourself a favor
before you fight with it start soaking your stabilizer mount stud and bolt with penetrating oil. I started soaking mine every few days for about a week or 2 before I actually changed it out and I had NO PROBLEMS at all with removing the stocker. others seem to have endless troubles accomplishing this task
I went with Rough Country too. bolted in nice and easy and works great. masked my death wobble nicely too. atleast I can drive my jeep for now until I can get new lower control arms and upper arm bushings.
do yourself a favor
before you fight with it start soaking your stabilizer mount stud and bolt with penetrating oil. I started soaking mine every few days for about a week or 2 before I actually changed it out and I had NO PROBLEMS at all with removing the stocker. others seem to have endless troubles accomplishing this task
yea
do yourself a favor
before you fight with it start soaking your stabilizer mount stud and bolt with penetrating oil. I started soaking mine every few days for about a week or 2 before I actually changed it out and I had NO PROBLEMS at all with removing the stocker. others seem to have endless troubles accomplishing this task
do yourself a favor
before you fight with it start soaking your stabilizer mount stud and bolt with penetrating oil. I started soaking mine every few days for about a week or 2 before I actually changed it out and I had NO PROBLEMS at all with removing the stocker. others seem to have endless troubles accomplishing this task
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