x91evo

death wobble thread.
I searched and didnt get all of my answers 100%..
So every time my front passenger wheel hits the slightest bump I have insane death wobble. Feels like the car is going to loose control!!

The car just hit 150K its only 2WD just a daily driver for me.
So I went ahead and ordered a "rugged ridge" heavy duty tire rod kit and also went ahead with the OME heavy duty suspension kit.
These should be quality parts?

and as far as the track bars, what am I looking for?
the jeep will only be lifted around 1"..
should I be alright with stock size track bars?
or should I go all out and just buy full adjustable?

I really want to get rid of this death wobble! its frustrating already.
any input would be greatly appreciated

daninnc

I've heard that the steering Damper can be replace and it will help. I don't know it's the only part that needs to be replaced but some have had used this to regain control.



Part # SC2998 at zone
Features & BenefitsGabriel® steering stabilizers improve handling and
control by providing added damping of the steering system’s lateral motion
and feature urethane bushings, premium high-performance fluid and a fade
resistant foam cell.
•Replacement steering dampers offer superior handling
•Reduces shimmy and wear on tires and other front end parts
•Minimizes unwanted movement in the steering system for improved control
•Increases safety thru improved handling
Part Number: 14040
Weight: 3.4 lbs
Warranty: 3 MO
OEM Brand: Monroe Dampening Style: Foam Cell Type Damper/Stabilizer BootIncluded: No
Damper/Stabilizer Color/Finish: Black
Damper/Stabilizer Cylinder I.D.: 1.1875
Mount Type: Eyelet Mounting
Included: Not Required1 Damper Upper Mount Type: Eyelet

Al's92xj

Ya the steering damper/stabilizer is the shock on the steering which Im guessing you probably knew already. And I've had death wobble in three jeeps and every one was the steering damper being shot.

x91evo

But from what I read, the dampener is more of a "band-aid" fix. My car goes nuts when it decides it is going to wobble..
I want to solve the problem right the first time hahaa