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Laughing Gas
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Mountain Pass
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Decided on my next mod to be a high quality steering stabilizer. Looking for recommendation for the following options after some research: Stryker dual, Kelderman dual with fox’s or kings, Bilstein dual, low mount Carli, PMF dual, or Fox ATS. Mind you I have A 4” BDS lift on 37s. Most of my driving is city/hwy, not too much off-roading.
Laughing Gas
Joined: May 2020
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Decided on my next mod to be a high quality steering stabilizer. Looking for recommendation for the following options after some research: Stryker dual, Kelderman dual with fox’s or kings, Bilstein dual, low mount Carli, PMF dual, or Fox ATS. Mind you I have A 4” BDS lift on 37s. Most of my driving is city/hwy, not too much off-roading.
Mountain Pass
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I just installed the Kelderman with Foxes. Quality setup and drives SOLID; don't feel any feedback over tracks, bumps, etc. My truck is still stock but I have a Carli 3.5" and 37s on the way, and I wanted to address the big tires while all my steering components are relatively new (6k on truck). My only gripes were the bolt pack was missing two of the bolts, nuts and washers needed for the shock ends, and the fitment both with or without their spacer that goes on the center diff was only so-so. Buying the bolts was easy enough, and for the fitment, I just gradually tightened the diff bolts and the clamp bolts all together in order to get the bracket to snug down tight everywhere. Other than that, easy install, no measuring or guesswork. I'd definitely do it again.
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Mountain Pass
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Your kidding?! Not sure if I have a month to wait for a long road trip coming up.
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Mountain Pass
Joined: Oct 2019
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I just installed the Kelderman with Foxes. Quality setup and drives SOLID; don't feel any feedback over tracks, bumps, etc. My truck is still stock but I have a Carli 3.5" and 37s on the way, and I wanted to address the big tires while all my steering components are relatively new (6k on truck). My only gripes were the bolt pack was missing two of the bolts, nuts and washers needed for the shock ends, and the fitment both with or without their spacer that goes on the center diff was only so-so. Buying the bolts was easy enough, and for the fitment, I just gradually tightened the diff bolts and the clamp bolts all together in order to get the bracket to snug down tight everywhere. Other than that, easy install, no measuring or guesswork. I'd definitely do it again.
Laughing Gas
Joined: May 2020
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No, I ordered my 4" radius arm kit 4 1/2 weeks ago. They said it would take 3 weeks to come, so it is late. Hopefully, you can get just a steering stabilizer quicker than that.
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Mountain Pass
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gotcha gotcha, makes better sense now because your lift kit will come in 4-5 separate boxes.
