Single vs. dual steering stabilizer?
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From: Semper Fi tell I die!
anyone tried the Skyjacker 9299 Silver Dual Stabilizer Kit???
Lead Driver
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: South Jersey
Its the same as the standard kit like i have except it has the different material on the stabilizer bodies. I liked mine, didnt do anything different than the single stock stabilizer. I do notice in the winter the truck is harder to steer when its cold.
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From: Atlanta, GA
Rancho Dual Setup
Just did a front end rebuild and decided to go with the dual setup. Super easy to install, even for a novice/first timer (which I was on this front end rebuild). Steering is a bit tighter and more responsive. While turning left and right is noticeably easier, it’s worth noting that it requires a bit more muscle to return the wheel back to straight. It doesn’t just kind of make its way back to center on its own like it does with the stock setup.
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From: Houston, TX
I really considered doing a dual Fox SS, but I'm not sure what the performance benefit would be over a single Fox SS on my leveled 250 with 35's. I'm glad to see that it has been done and that the reports are good. My front end walks all over the place when I hit rough road... So I basically white-knuckle through California 
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