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to each there own if it works **** it till it breaks..lmao and about the crossover steering i wouldnt worry about.i dont got it on my truck and people think im nuts
To each his own I guess! That's the great thing about living in the USA, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. My opinion is, get what you like and who cares what anyone else thinks. I like the Superlift and it works great. Don't think it will be getting "smashed off" anytime soon either.
Ken:
Forget the front end, love the AVATAR! Next year, with a full team, we will beat New England and JAX!
keep me posted.... i'd like to put a good stab down there but i use my truck too much to have a high-dollar shock vulnerable. i'd be interested if you're gonna part with it. no hurry at all.
If you saw what this thing was made of, you'd laugh. It's literally a mild "Z" shaped piece of metal that bolts up to the front u-bolt. If you go to Rubicon's site and download/open their install manual, scroll down to where they're installing the relocator bracket (page 4, picture 5), you can get an idea of what it is.
Here's the link to the pdf:
It's a really basic idea and works pretty good! I like the look of that DR setup, not to mention I think I need a bit more up front to keep the 37"s in line, the roads out here blow...
Curious, what did these dual stabilizers cost, approx?
for a good brand (well built) and durable (like DONAHOE RACING), about $400-$450 for the complete setup (bracket and both stabs). There are cheaper ones...but you get what you pay for. My .02
I just installed this thing yesterday and after driving the truck around today I can definitely tell the difference between the Superlift kit I have now and the P.O.S. Rancho I had before. The stabilizers are Bilstein which is probably the reason this setup works so much better.