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Old 07-28-2010, 11:12 AM
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I have a 2" lift on my xj. And need a new steering stabilizer, are there different lengths? Or are they all the same?
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Will this one work??????
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They are all the same between xj, tj, and zj. That one will work for you.
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Im justing going to have to take off 2 bolts right? Nothin fancy?
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Originally Posted by TrevorNelson
Im justing going to have to take off 2 bolts right? Nothin fancy?
Yes but the passenger side bolt can be a pain sometimes. I didnt have any problem with the driver side.

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just ordered mine from morris 4x4 an the basterd is back ordered
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If you are replacing the bolt on the drivers side, be prepared to use a big hammer to knock it out.
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i used a pitman arm puller to pop the bolt out. on the drag link
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My little puller wouldn't budge it. 3 lb sledge
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Would this be a beneficial upgrade on my all stock XJ? Seems as the stabilizer I have is the original and probably pretty worn out.
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Originally Posted by mende21
My little puller wouldn't budge it. 3 lb sledge
Generally if you put the puller on and hit the side of the drag link with a small sledge the bolt will pop right out.
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