I was looking at getting a new steering stabilizer for my F350 and was interested in the Bilstein. One question is will a gas charged stabilizer be a good thing for a single use unit?

Thanks

 

If you want the Bilstein brand, then you will need to get a dual steering stabilizer. Bilstein doesn't make a single stabilizer for the reason that you stated.

99-04 Ford Super Duty F250/F350 Dual Steering Stabilizer Black with Bilstein Cylinders - Top Gun Customz

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Ok great. Thank you very much.

 

I just called Jackit .com and the guy stated that Bilstein has made a damper to go into the stock located and to be used as single. Also on Bilsteins wesite it does come up having one. I know its not the greatest idea for a single gas stabalizer. Very confusing.

 

That's news to me... did he provide a Part#?

 

I did not get the number yet but I should be getting my conformation email anyday. According to Bilstein there are two part numbers(F4-BE5-F884-H0) and
(F4-BE3-F893-H0). The first one is 46mm then 36mm.

 

Here are the prices and applications... great find!

This one is for the 4X4 application (F4-BE5-F884-H0):
Bilstein shocks and struts for cars and trucks - Shockwarehouse.com

This one is for the 4X2 application (F4-BE3-F893-H0):
Bilstein shocks and struts for cars and trucks - Shockwarehouse.com

 

Great. I hope it works as good as their shocks do.

 

If anyone gets one of these, I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on how well it works.

 

Do they have them for the 05-07 trucks? I can't seem to find them on there site.

 

I cant seem to find them either for the 05-07 trucks. I wonder how different the 04 is to the 05. Here is a very short video I found of the stabalizer.

YouTube - Bilstein Steering Damper Ford F250/F350 from Bilstein Shock Absorbers ID7353

 

I don't think that Bilstein has developed a steering stabilizer for the GEN2 and GEN3 4X4 Super Duties. However, F4-BE3-F893-H0 will work on any 1999-2010 4X2 Super Duty.