Anyone have a good part number for 2017 and up 4x4 steering stabilizer. Just a oem replacement.

 

I ordered this one from Amazon for my 2017 stock (no level or lift) F-250 Platinum 4x4 Diesel:

Fox 985-24-001 Steering Stabilizer. It cost ~ $148 with free shipping.

Easy install (got a Lisle 41970 heavy duty pitman arm puller at the same time - made removing the factory stabilizer easy).

Fits well - improved front end stability and steering wheel feed-back.

Very nicely made.

Jim

 

Sort of repeating what I just posted in another staballizer thread.

That part number above, while may fit, it not supported by Fox. That's not to say it won't work, but it has to make you imagine why they 2017+ have been out for 3 years and they don't officially list it and sell them and make money? So buyer beware.

When you search 2017+ on Fox the only part number they list is their ATS. That's what I bought and have been very happy with it.

Yes its expensive - for reasons explained in other posts (https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post18387102) - but well worth the investment, fully rebuildable. I got mine during black Friday for $380

Results at Fox Site when you search 2017+:
https://www.ridefox.com/product.php?...ion=Stabilizer


The question I have it, why do you want to replace the OEM one? I only replaced mine because I run 37's.

 

put same fox stabilizer on my 2017 f250. was getting some bump steer. none at all now. get or rent a puller you wont get off old one without it unless your king kong

 

ps fox modified bumper stop on stabilizer it does fit without any issues

 

+1 here............perfect upgrade! Don't waste your money unless your a racing in Baja lol.

 

 

I don't understand why buy the single when they make a dual that forces both tires to stay strait , far better design , for close to same money

 

 

Because the op wants an oem replacement.. Maybe he has a stock truck. Not lifted... The duals only work w a lift

 

Correct. Just a leveling kit and if the stock stabilizer is anything like the "rancho" shocks then they aren't very good imo. So as I order them I want to order the stabilizer. I dont Baja or even really go offroad although half of the streets are like late 1800 cowtown streets here lol so I'm quite sure just a higher quality oem replacement is just fine.

 

Exactly what I did, same reason. Kept it simple and turned out so nice. 2.5" level, Fox 2.0's all the way around and the Fox (single) steering damper.

 

How big was the improvement?

 

you can get the King stabilizer for about 250 heavier unit. but I don"t think you will need it unless doing some heavy duty off roading

 

To me it was night and day.....even the wife noticed a difference.