Fox single steering stabilizer
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I'm jumping in.
I have a leveled 2018 F250 crew PSD. Still stock tires but will be going to 35's.
The truck has had bumpsteer since the day we test drove it. No difference in feel before or after level (dealer supplied and installed).
I'm going to upgrade. I'm not sure if I'm going Fox single, King, or PMF dual. Those are my current three favorites. I'm not going jumping or anything but I want bumpsteer better controlled. My wife's lifted TJ Wrangler has zero. None of my leaf sprung superduties had it. Lifted or not the leaf springs never allowed it. At 6k miles it should better control expansion joints. My coworker has a gas F250 (2017) used to pull his camper. It's at dealer awaiting a fix. He has had 2 occurrences of full blown DW. 18k miles. If I can start heading it off now I'm doing it. This truck is amazing otherwise. Drives and rides unbelievable outside of the bouncing steering wheel.
These threads have lots of good information and I've been reading all. I'm honestly leaning PMF with bilsteins first and just a single Fox second.
I have a leveled 2018 F250 crew PSD. Still stock tires but will be going to 35's.
The truck has had bumpsteer since the day we test drove it. No difference in feel before or after level (dealer supplied and installed).
I'm going to upgrade. I'm not sure if I'm going Fox single, King, or PMF dual. Those are my current three favorites. I'm not going jumping or anything but I want bumpsteer better controlled. My wife's lifted TJ Wrangler has zero. None of my leaf sprung superduties had it. Lifted or not the leaf springs never allowed it. At 6k miles it should better control expansion joints. My coworker has a gas F250 (2017) used to pull his camper. It's at dealer awaiting a fix. He has had 2 occurrences of full blown DW. 18k miles. If I can start heading it off now I'm doing it. This truck is amazing otherwise. Drives and rides unbelievable outside of the bouncing steering wheel.
These threads have lots of good information and I've been reading all. I'm honestly leaning PMF with bilsteins first and just a single Fox second.
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I'm jumping in.
I have a leveled 2018 F250 crew PSD. Still stock tires but will be going to 35's.
The truck has had bumpsteer since the day we test drove it. No difference in feel before or after level (dealer supplied and installed).
I'm going to upgrade. I'm not sure if I'm going Fox single, King, or PMF dual. Those are my current three favorites. I'm not going jumping or anything but I want bumpsteer better controlled. My wife's lifted TJ Wrangler has zero. None of my leaf sprung superduties had it. Lifted or not the leaf springs never allowed it. At 6k miles it should better control expansion joints. My coworker has a gas F250 (2017) used to pull his camper. It's at dealer awaiting a fix. He has had 2 occurrences of full blown DW. 18k miles. If I can start heading it off now I'm doing it. This truck is amazing otherwise. Drives and rides unbelievable outside of the bouncing steering wheel.
These threads have lots of good information and I've been reading all. I'm honestly leaning PMF with bilsteins first and just a single Fox second.
I have a leveled 2018 F250 crew PSD. Still stock tires but will be going to 35's.
The truck has had bumpsteer since the day we test drove it. No difference in feel before or after level (dealer supplied and installed).
I'm going to upgrade. I'm not sure if I'm going Fox single, King, or PMF dual. Those are my current three favorites. I'm not going jumping or anything but I want bumpsteer better controlled. My wife's lifted TJ Wrangler has zero. None of my leaf sprung superduties had it. Lifted or not the leaf springs never allowed it. At 6k miles it should better control expansion joints. My coworker has a gas F250 (2017) used to pull his camper. It's at dealer awaiting a fix. He has had 2 occurrences of full blown DW. 18k miles. If I can start heading it off now I'm doing it. This truck is amazing otherwise. Drives and rides unbelievable outside of the bouncing steering wheel.
These threads have lots of good information and I've been reading all. I'm honestly leaning PMF with bilsteins first and just a single Fox second.
I love mine. Have it adjusted to my liking and handles my 37's (level lift only) with ease. Drives smooth as silk.
#18
Originally Posted by wicked 2018
Don't go duals. More parts to break and replace. Go with a single Fox ATS - best of both worlds (a single with dual functionality). Stock location (hidden from rocks and stuff) fully adjustable to your preferences. Rebuildable. Likely cheaper. And install is simple.
I love mine. Have it adjusted to my liking and handles my 37's with ease. Drives smooth as silk.
I love mine. Have it adjusted to my liking and handles my 37's with ease. Drives smooth as silk.
#19
I wanted the ATS as soon as I saw it because its just like Ohlins dampers I run on my motorcycles - through shaft design, doesn't push like a single, acts like a double - except one unit and adjustable.
Fox literally just took motorcycle technology that has been used for years and applied it to trucks
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hello everyone.
I have a 2019 250 4x4 platinum diesel.
the only thing that I dislike about my truck is the bump steer over 65 mph.
if I were to change out the steering stabilizer will that give me warranty issues?
if I went to my ford dealer and asked them to address it what do you think would
be there answer?
I have a 2019 250 4x4 platinum diesel.
the only thing that I dislike about my truck is the bump steer over 65 mph.
if I were to change out the steering stabilizer will that give me warranty issues?
if I went to my ford dealer and asked them to address it what do you think would
be there answer?
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