bilsteins and bumpsteer
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bilsteins and bumpsteer
my 2005 cc f250 swb v10 4x4 has always had bump steer. i replaced stock steering stabilizer with a rancho, waste of money,took to dealer had tsb done to tighten steering box, it helped a little.then i lifted it with a rough country 3 inch suspension lift with 4 hecthorne shocks,35 bfg mud terrains bump steering alot worsedrove truck almost 2years ths way. just replaced shocks with bilsteins 5100 extended lengths guess what 85% of bump steer gone truck now drives like a lincoln ok i fudge a little but greatly enhanced driving both on and off road. i also installed a skyjacker dual steering stabilizer guess what no more bump steer nada 0 none i purchased all my stuff from jack it $103 for ss $80 a peice for the bilsteins i shouold have done this a long time ago this is the best money i have spent on my sd and i think it will correct any sd that has this problem now all i need is that superchips 1815 tuner
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If you only replaced the steering stabilizer and left the stock shocks, that's probably the problem.
With my '01, I put on the stabilizer first, got a LITTLE better, but when I put the Rancho 9000x shocks on it, all the bump steer was gone.
Both the stabilizer and front shocks on these SD's are pretty wimpy from the factory.
With my '01, I put on the stabilizer first, got a LITTLE better, but when I put the Rancho 9000x shocks on it, all the bump steer was gone.
Both the stabilizer and front shocks on these SD's are pretty wimpy from the factory.
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