Best steering stabilizer?
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Tuned
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Best steering stabilizer?
I have a 2020 F-350 and want to get a steering stabilizer, I am trying to decide between the fox dual stabilizers or the fox ATS stabilizer, I am going to be installing a 4” radius arm lift with 37” tires. Thanks for the help!!
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There's a decent amount of feedback in this recent thread...... https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...r-fox-ats.html
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Because it wasn't designed to handle a 4" lift and 37's. Also, the OP probably wants a better looking setup as well since it will be more visible. Just a WAG...
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There's a decent amount of feedback in this recent thread...... https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...r-fox-ats.html
I am going with BDS who is owned by Fox so they say both are great
100% correct, the factory stabilizer is for factory wheels, 37's are way more then what the stock stabilizer is meant for
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The stock stabilizer can't even handle stock wheels. Was going to replace mine with the Fox ATS but now am waiting for the Kelderman dual to arrive. I refuse to use u bolts for mounting so the options were slim.
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The ATS is a great piece of equipment, but the mounting location on the drag link is a poor choice. If you run it on the lower setting all is well, but if you need to tighten it up at all you get a good amount of steering wheel feedback as the suspension cycles. I wanted to like it as I didn’t wan duals visible...but ultimately I decided to go with PMF duals and am happier. That being said I’m very OCD and sold the ATS to a friend who thinks it’s great. Food for thought.
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Two years ago here all of the threads on duals versus singles seemed to say the single mounting location was more effective and a good single would do a better job than duals.
These days the crowd is saying the opposite.
which is it? Are duals in a better location and more effective than a single? Or does a single do better than duals if it’s a good one in the right spot?
These days the crowd is saying the opposite.
which is it? Are duals in a better location and more effective than a single? Or does a single do better than duals if it’s a good one in the right spot?
