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Nov 29, 2006 | 09:30 AM

neverman

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steering stabilizer

After finally finding a bigger tires for my truck,which was a pain as it seems like there isn't much out there for AT's bigger then 35's,I went with 325r80x16's,Pro Com exteme AT's,now i notice my steering stabilizer is shot,was wondering if i should go with a duel setup to help out in the new tire size,or stick with the single,doesn't seem to have the sidewall sway as my mt's had and they are way quieter,handle great in snow and ice,

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Nov 29, 2006 | 11:56 AM

biz4two

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IMHO...with your new larger tire size, the dual setup is what you should be after. Will help prolong the steering damper life....vs a single setup.

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Nov 29, 2006 | 01:42 PM

Pocket

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Single for up to 35" tires, dual for larger. I've got the Rancho RS5406. It's a single stabilizer setup that's beefier than the stock unit. Easy to install and it made a big difference over the stock one.