Single or Dual steering stabilizer???
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Single or Dual steering stabilizer???
I'm getting ready to put a 4 inch lift on my 05 Crew Cab PS. I'll be running 35x12.50 tires on it and I won't be taking it off road. I pull a trailer once in awhile, but not on a regular basis. So, with that said, is it worth the extra money for a dual steering stabilizer? Or would I be just fine with a single? Oh, and I'm looking at going with the Rancho shocks.
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Dual only IMO
Some come with a single from the factory (mine). I only had 10,000 miles and mine was toast. I installed a Fabtech dual setup last month for $170 (I think). Made a world of difference.
Remember, 35" tires are a hefty load
Some come with a single from the factory (mine). I only had 10,000 miles and mine was toast. I installed a Fabtech dual setup last month for $170 (I think). Made a world of difference.
Remember, 35" tires are a hefty load
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One of the best values on the market is the dual steering stabilizer kit from TopgunCustomz.com. They offer a nice "heavy duty" bracket (black or silver) with various shocks to fit your budget.
Basic Shocks - $159.95
Bilstein Shocks - $309.95
Fox Shocks - $449.95
King Shocks - 619.95
Stabilizers (Ford 05-07 Super Duty) - Top Gun Customz
Basic Shocks - $159.95
Bilstein Shocks - $309.95
Fox Shocks - $449.95
King Shocks - 619.95
Stabilizers (Ford 05-07 Super Duty) - Top Gun Customz
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Not trying to hijack the thread.......
but instead of creating a new one...
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I have an 03' F250 FX4, and the front stock stabilizer is quite rusted and looks like its bent a little?
There any direct fit after-market that will fit there? Like Rancho or something? One I would NOT need to install new brackets for.
-Kov
but instead of creating a new one...
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I have an 03' F250 FX4, and the front stock stabilizer is quite rusted and looks like its bent a little?
There any direct fit after-market that will fit there? Like Rancho or something? One I would NOT need to install new brackets for.
-Kov
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dude go dual stabilizer, on my 2004 im only running 33'' and i just instaled a sky jacker dual kit and what a world of difference! i get absolutely no shake's shimmies or any wheel movement at all now. a single shock is not enough on these heavy trucks and the dual kit will make a world of difference, you will be real happy.
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one thing i like about the 05 and up SD's is that the dual kit sits above the axle centerline. i dont off road my 350 so i dont care but if this was on my 1978 f-150 it would last a week on that truck
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Thanks for all the comments guys. Looks like it's a unanimous vote for duals. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't wasting money for something that was overkill. I think I'm going to go with the Rancho setup.
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trust me, you'll like this. remember, that many of the dual steer setups on the 05+ require a 4" lift kit installed as well. The panhard bar will hit the drivers side stabilizer shock on a stock hieght truck.
I think there is one floating around for a stock height truck, but I can't remember the name right now
I think there is one floating around for a stock height truck, but I can't remember the name right now
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trust me, you'll like this. remember, that many of the dual steer setups on the 05+ require a 4" lift kit installed as well. The panhard bar will hit the drivers side stabilizer shock on a stock hieght truck.
I think there is one floating around for a stock height truck, but I can't remember the name right now
I think there is one floating around for a stock height truck, but I can't remember the name right now
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Rough Country has singles and duals RoughCountry.com
2005 - 2007 F250 / F350 Super Duty SINGLE 87322 - $49.95 DUAL 87491 - $129.95
I used a single on my 06 F350. Solved the dreaded "Death Wobble" Should that every come back I'd do a dual. Instructions were worthless. O yeah right, there were no instructions. Sent them a nasty email. Never heard back. Good quality and fast delivery though.
My $0.02 worth
2005 - 2007 F250 / F350 Super Duty SINGLE 87322 - $49.95 DUAL 87491 - $129.95
I used a single on my 06 F350. Solved the dreaded "Death Wobble" Should that every come back I'd do a dual. Instructions were worthless. O yeah right, there were no instructions. Sent them a nasty email. Never heard back. Good quality and fast delivery though.
My $0.02 worth