steering stabilizer
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Your truck may or may not have come with one from the factory. With 35's you should prob have a least a single on there. You could get one for as little as $49 for a rancho plus a $12 dollar part from Ford or all the way up to $450 for the dual Icon setup. There are quite a few in between. I ran a Rancho setup for a while and now run the dual Icon,so if you have a questions about those two feel free to ask. Other members have some of the other setups so hopefully they will chime in too.
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If you drive on dirt road or washboards, it will keep your wheel from snapping out of your hands. I can tell when my stabilizer sprung a leak last summer. I knew it from the feel of the wheel in my hands.
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Are you serious? I guess Ford wasted some money there because they are good about throwing money away. Like the ESPN football program says: "C'mon man".
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I have a '00 CC LB SRW and it came with a steering stabilizer. I could tell after it died after my front end work. It was a bit squirrely with a dead steering stabilizer. I bought one from NAPA and installed it. It was nice and tight for one day. It must've worn in after that day. I was interested in getting a proper length yellow & blue Bilstein shock for it, but can't find part numbers with accompanying lengths. I found some dual stabilizer kits on summit racing that were reasonably priced.
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I have a '00 CC LB SRW and it came with a steering stabilizer. I could tell after it died after my front end work. It was a bit squirrely with a dead steering stabilizer. I bought one from NAPA and installed it. It was nice and tight for one day. It must've worn in after that day. I was interested in getting a proper length yellow & blue Bilstein shock for it, but can't find part numbers with accompanying lengths. I found some dual stabilizer kits on summit racing that were reasonably priced.
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FTE member "maevens" reports that he has been using the 5125, Part # F4-BE5-A463-H6, for a steering stabilizer. Maybe he can give you more info.
Last edited by throwdown; Nov 26, 2009 at 08:17 PM. Reason: more info
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