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TxRubiRig Rancho lift lover
Number of posts : 1278 Age : 50 Location : Katy now Rig : black '07 Rubicon specs. : 4.5" Long Arm, 35 KM2's Registration date : 2008-04-15
| Subject: Steering Stabilzer Tue 17 Feb 2009, 9:04 pm | |
| OK, yes I need one. Based on just about all of my prior purchasing experiences, I would like some input from others as to what to get. I would like the RC dual system, but don't think it works with aftermarket diff's. So, any input is good input | |
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terrahawk Got No Life
Number of posts : 1593 Age : 55 Location : Richmond, TX Rig : 2007 Sahara dos puertas Registration date : 2008-03-30
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 12:48 am | |
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redneckhouston #1 asshole
Number of posts : 1161 Location : hempstead, tx Rig : 08 jk unlimited specs. : 26" spinners, curb feelers, and 6 15 in woofers Registration date : 2008-02-07
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 12:50 am | |
| - TxRubiRig wrote:
- OK, yes I need one.
Based on just about all of my prior purchasing experiences, I would like some input from others as to what to get. I would like the RC dual system, but don't think it works with aftermarket diff's. So, any input is good input do it right or do it twice........ leave it stock or fox with a pp relocate | |
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jonsjeep Pathetic
Number of posts : 2345 Age : 50 Location : San Antonio Rig : 2007 sahara unlimted specs. : 5.5 rockkrawler mid arm with 39's rancho rear bumper pure jeep front bumper dana 44 front axle, no carpet and a funny dusty smell Registration date : 2008-02-27
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 11:34 am | |
| the rc should be fine. i have solid diff cover and it works just fine. | |
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TxCrawler Seasoned Vet
Number of posts : 491 Age : 50 Location : Crosby Rig : 98 TJ specs. : Under Construction Registration date : 2008-03-23
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 12:03 pm | |
| - TxRubiRig wrote:
- OK, yes I need one.
I would like the RC dual system, but don't think it works with aftermarket diff's.
So, any input is good input In reality you really don't need a new one unless it is damaged or leaking etc..., just relocate it. I'm running fine with my stock one with the 37's. I would just relocated to the top of the tie rod. If you think you need a dual system, you are mistaken....Don't do it they are really only for looks or to hide other issues in your front end. If your caster is set correctly, and dont have any underlying issues, you won't have any problems. | |
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N2rock UBER ass wipe
Number of posts : 3056 Age : 59 Location : Sugar Land, TX Rig : '07 Unlimited Registration date : 2008-04-14
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 12:06 pm | |
| - TxCrawler wrote:
- TxRubiRig wrote:
- OK, yes I need one.
I would like the RC dual system, but don't think it works with aftermarket diff's.
So, any input is good input In reality you really don't need a new one unless it is damaged or leaking etc..., just relocate it. I'm running fine with my stock one with the 37's. I would just relocated to the top of the tie rod. If you think you need a dual system, you are mistaken....Don't do it they are really only for looks or to hide other issues in your front end. If your caster is set correctly, and dont have any underlying issues, you won't have any problems. X2 Although the dual systems do score points for cool looks | |
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TxRubiRig Rancho lift lover
Number of posts : 1278 Age : 50 Location : Katy now Rig : black '07 Rubicon specs. : 4.5" Long Arm, 35 KM2's Registration date : 2008-04-15
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 3:01 pm | |
| the stock is leaking...jeeps tracks in a striaght line (w/out wind)...but even bump/hole in the road is felt through the steering wheel | |
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akonius Got No Life
Number of posts : 845 Location : Katy, Texas Rig : '08 4dr JK specs. : 2.5 BB w/9550's, XRC8 winch, 35"x18" Nittos and a bunch of other stuff... Registration date : 2008-10-27
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 3:22 pm | |
| - N2rock wrote:
- ...Although the dual systems do score points for cool looks
...and cool looks don't mean functionality...much like the 3.8 JKP below (Gladiator)! Although, cool looks do make you a trail rock star! | |
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TxCrawler Seasoned Vet
Number of posts : 491 Age : 50 Location : Crosby Rig : 98 TJ specs. : Under Construction Registration date : 2008-03-23
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 3:51 pm | |
| - TxRubiRig wrote:
- the stock is leaking...jeeps tracks in a striaght line (w/out wind)...but even bump/hole in the road is felt through the steering wheel
Called bump steer..... This is caused by your drag link and Track bar not being parallel... Either way, your stabilizer is not causing it, but since it is leaking I would replace it. | |
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TxRubiRig Rancho lift lover
Number of posts : 1278 Age : 50 Location : Katy now Rig : black '07 Rubicon specs. : 4.5" Long Arm, 35 KM2's Registration date : 2008-04-15
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 4:37 pm | |
| - TxCrawler wrote:
- TxRubiRig wrote:
- the stock is leaking...jeeps tracks in a striaght line (w/out wind)...but even bump/hole in the road is felt through the steering wheel
Called bump steer..... This is caused by your drag link and Track bar not being parallel...
Either way, your stabilizer is not causing it, but since it is leaking I would replace it. OK...well then thats what imma need done at the install then | |
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matthew2000tx Poster child
Number of posts : 218 Registration date : 2008-01-27
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Wed 18 Feb 2009, 10:55 pm | |
| "This is caused by your drag link and Track bar not being parallel...."
Ok.. how is that corrected? I'm having the same usues with feeling every little bump and I get a wobble at 45-50..mph. I've balanced tire and blanced tire again, replaced all shocks to get rid of shock adapters that came with Teraflex BB, how running full length skyjackers. Replaced Steering Stablizer and I've got Full Traction adj. Track bars frt and rear to install at the party Sat.... maybe we can check over my steering/trackbar/etc over too.
I had the death wobble Monday the way to work. I ended up in the median of the road the shaking was that bad! Luckily I didn't hit anything. Took tires in for another reblance it helped but the wobble is there but less noticable. | |
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N2rock UBER ass wipe
Number of posts : 3056 Age : 59 Location : Sugar Land, TX Rig : '07 Unlimited Registration date : 2008-04-14
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Thu 19 Feb 2009, 9:19 am | |
| - matthew2000tx wrote:
- "This is caused by your drag link and Track bar not being parallel...."
Ok.. how is that corrected? I'm having the same usues with feeling every little bump and I get a wobble at 45-50..mph. I've balanced tire and blanced tire again, replaced all shocks to get rid of shock adapters that came with Teraflex BB, how running full length skyjackers. Replaced Steering Stablizer and I've got Full Traction adj. Track bars frt and rear to install at the party Sat.... maybe we can check over my steering/trackbar/etc over too.
I had the death wobble Monday the way to work. I ended up in the median of the road the shaking was that bad! Luckily I didn't hit anything. Took tires in for another reblance it helped but the wobble is there but less noticable. That 40-50mph shimmy is definitely from tires out of balance. Unfortunately the vast majority of tire shops can not properly balance these big tires. Their machine shows that it's balanced, but they are not. Geo ended up taking his to a shop that specializes in balancing tractor-trailer tires, and they got it right. I just wish I could find a shop like that near me. I have lifetime balancing from Discount Tires. I literally stand there and watch them balance, and see that the machine says they are dead on. But then I drive away and get the 40-50mph shimmy. | |
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Hutch Seasoned Vet
Number of posts : 524 Location : Spring, Tx. Rig : Black '07 Unlimited X Registration date : 2008-04-06
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Thu 19 Feb 2009, 1:43 pm | |
| Yup. I got it now also.... | |
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jkx0778 Pathetic
Number of posts : 2490 Age : 46 Location : San Antonio, TX Rig : 2008 unlimited specs. : in progress Registration date : 2008-01-29
| Subject: Re: Steering Stabilzer Fri 20 Feb 2009, 5:50 pm | |
| try firestone at fort sam. they have the "road force" balancing machine. it balances the tire with a roller against the tire to simulate the tire tolling on the road. I think the firestone on 1604 & culebra might have the same balancing machine too, but not positive. | |
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