Steering stabilizers

Spatel23 · Mar 28, 2014

Oh for fks sake lol
More doodads to buy

Breaking Habits · Mar 28, 2014

Spatel23 said:
Oh for fks sake lol
More doodads to buy

You call me when you are ready buddy. Ill make sure you are taken care of

CAT35niner · Mar 28, 2014

AllGo'N'Show said:
Did you go standard adj. track bar or the HD version?

Sent my email off to Trevor, can't wait to get this bitch tightened up.

The standard trac bar. I'm just leveled on 35s.

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fine69 · Mar 28, 2014

NotStock said:
You may want to consider our kit. Uses a good quality Bilstein stabilizer and is priced affordably. Just a heads up, we are about 2 weeks out on them. Im waiting for 100 stabilizer shocks from Bilstein to come in.
http://www.pmfsuspension.com/2005-12-Ford-F-250-HD-Dual-Stabilizer-Kit_p_65.html

Will this kit work with a Mag-Hytec diff cover?

CAT35niner · Mar 28, 2014

fine69 said:
Will this kit work with a Mag-Hytec diff cover?

Read the description. I remember reading something about minimal trimming.

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fine69 · Mar 28, 2014

Blcksmk08 said:
Read the description. I remember reading something about minimal trimming.

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:thumbup: I didn't read that far down, thanks!

Spatel23 · Mar 28, 2014

Jared @ River City Diesel said:
You call me when you are ready buddy. Ill make sure you are taken care of

Will do
Thanks

NotStock · Mar 28, 2014

Our kit will not be a direct bolt up with the MagHytec cover, you will need to clearance around the two bolt heads and side slightly. We have kept that area as clear as possible to keep the trimming as minimal as possible. Our dual steering stabilizer will not limit travel what so ever. Full lock to lock steering is maintained. Compared to the OUO, there is nothing to compare. Thats an apples to oranges, $300 kit compared to whatever they charge for that. I also wouldnt use a hydraulic assist cylinder with any stabilizer setup designed for a simple stabilizer shock. The ram exerts MUCH more force and would end up bending or damaging something. Hydraulic assist doesnt really become needed or IMO make an improvement on trucks running smaller than 37" tires.

jdgleason · Mar 29, 2014

Jared @ River City Diesel said:
Here's the pallet headed to powder coat now.. JD.. I'll call you tonight for your CC Digits

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