Add steering stabilizer?
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Add steering stabilizer?
I was just wondering if it would be benificial to add a steering stabilizer? The good, bad, and ugly all welcome!
A guy I work with just bought a lifted bronco I was checking out and I saw it had one. (My truck isn't lifted) He didn't know much about it, his wife got him the truck for christmas and all he really knows about it so far is that the PO put a lot of money in it, he hasn't had time to really check it out until the spring. He already had to put a battery and cables on it, fix the E-brake, and it needs wheels and tires.
A guy I work with just bought a lifted bronco I was checking out and I saw it had one. (My truck isn't lifted) He didn't know much about it, his wife got him the truck for christmas and all he really knows about it so far is that the PO put a lot of money in it, he hasn't had time to really check it out until the spring. He already had to put a battery and cables on it, fix the E-brake, and it needs wheels and tires.
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I was just looking at this myself. I have an 86 F250 4x4, what I was wanting to know because of the twin-I-beam front end do I need a special bracket fit the axle housing, or do I go to the frame? Can someone enlighten me on this? Thanks Kermmydog
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