Best steering stabilizer
10-02-2006, 10:23 PM
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Best steering stabilizer
I just wanted some input on who made the best steering stabilizer. I had the super lift one put on my truck and Im not to happy I need something bullet proof. Thanks
10-02-2006, 11:56 PM
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If your talking about the basic shock style stab's, I cant imagine that the steering stabilizer's out their are that much different from each other.
Do you want one because of death wobble? I think a big steering stabilizer is just a band-aid for other parts that have gone bad. weather it be ball joint, trac bar or bad/too big of tires.
just my .02
Do you want one because of death wobble? I think a big steering stabilizer is just a band-aid for other parts that have gone bad. weather it be ball joint, trac bar or bad/too big of tires.
just my .02
10-03-2006, 12:13 AM
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Sorry guys I thought you would have looked at my pics. Well I have a 6 inch lift and since my lift I have put about 2k miles on it. I just want my steering real tight and its not and i know it wont ever be but I want to make sure I got the best steering on the market. Thanks
10-03-2006, 12:17 AM
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2006 mega,
I love your rig. Very nice!
From what I have gathered, the Rocklogic is one of, if not the best. I am going to get one just because I like tight steering as well.
I love your rig. Very nice!
From what I have gathered, the Rocklogic is one of, if not the best. I am going to get one just because I like tight steering as well.
10-03-2006, 01:44 AM
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Here is one to check out. http://www.sourceautomotive.biz/steeringsuspension.htm
I don't know if it is the "best" or not. Honestly, I don't know that much about them and don't own one.....at least not yet. But I believe several guys on this board are running it so it must not be to bad.
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10-03-2006, 06:14 PM
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You dont have death wobble do you?
Because you lifted your truck sure it will have a different steering feel.
I cant imagine that since you have an 06 that anything is worn out yet and you dont have large MT's to throw that off.
I dont think there's much room for improvement since you already have a superlift stabilizer.
Do you have the Dual Bilstien Stabilizer from Superlift?
I just put a 4.5" Superlift with Bilstiens and the stock stabilizer with 100% stock front end w/ 55K and Yes it feels different then stock but nothing scary.
It feels like a lifted truck. Dont expect a 7,000lb Diesel truck with a 6" lift to handle like stock.
You asked for a bullet proof stabilizer. Does that mean that your superlift one is shot or worn out?
I get an allighment every 6 months. Firestone offers a lifetime allighment for $129 and I take full advantage of that since im rollin on $1,400 in rubber
If I were you id
Get your tires re-ballanced
Get an alighment
try the dual bilstien stabilzers
Because you lifted your truck sure it will have a different steering feel.
I cant imagine that since you have an 06 that anything is worn out yet and you dont have large MT's to throw that off.
I dont think there's much room for improvement since you already have a superlift stabilizer.
Do you have the Dual Bilstien Stabilizer from Superlift?
I just put a 4.5" Superlift with Bilstiens and the stock stabilizer with 100% stock front end w/ 55K and Yes it feels different then stock but nothing scary.
It feels like a lifted truck. Dont expect a 7,000lb Diesel truck with a 6" lift to handle like stock.
You asked for a bullet proof stabilizer. Does that mean that your superlift one is shot or worn out?
I get an allighment every 6 months. Firestone offers a lifetime allighment for $129 and I take full advantage of that since im rollin on $1,400 in rubber
If I were you id
Get your tires re-ballanced
Get an alighment
try the dual bilstien stabilzers
10-03-2006, 06:35 PM
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What about those 4Way "return to center" steering stabilizers? They are a spring/shock combo that looks like it's from a coil over suspension. Anyone ever try them? I'll see if I can dig up a link...
10-03-2006, 06:43 PM
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Nice rig 2006 mega! I use a steering stabilizer from Doetsch Tech shocks. I also have their shocks on my ride. They are not as well known as some companies, but I have used their shocks on many vehicles, and they have been perfect everytime. They have a lifetime warranty on them, but I've never had to use it. They are based out of El Cajon, CA I believe. I think their website is doetschtech.com. Hope that helps.
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10-03-2006, 10:38 PM
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You dont have death wobble do you?
Because you lifted your truck sure it will have a different steering feel.
I cant imagine that since you have an 06 that anything is worn out yet and you dont have large MT's to throw that off.
I dont think there's much room for improvement since you already have a superlift stabilizer.
Do you have the Dual Bilstien Stabilizer from Superlift?
I just put a 4.5" Superlift with Bilstiens and the stock stabilizer with 100% stock front end w/ 55K and Yes it feels different then stock but nothing scary.
It feels like a lifted truck. Dont expect a 7,000lb Diesel truck with a 6" lift to handle like stock.
You asked for a bullet proof stabilizer. Does that mean that your superlift one is shot or worn out?
I get an allighment every 6 months. Firestone offers a lifetime allighment for $129 and I take full advantage of that since im rollin on $1,400 in rubber
If I were you id
Get your tires re-ballanced
Get an alighment
try the dual bilstien stabilzers
Because you lifted your truck sure it will have a different steering feel.
I cant imagine that since you have an 06 that anything is worn out yet and you dont have large MT's to throw that off.
I dont think there's much room for improvement since you already have a superlift stabilizer.
Do you have the Dual Bilstien Stabilizer from Superlift?
I just put a 4.5" Superlift with Bilstiens and the stock stabilizer with 100% stock front end w/ 55K and Yes it feels different then stock but nothing scary.
It feels like a lifted truck. Dont expect a 7,000lb Diesel truck with a 6" lift to handle like stock.
You asked for a bullet proof stabilizer. Does that mean that your superlift one is shot or worn out?
I get an allighment every 6 months. Firestone offers a lifetime allighment for $129 and I take full advantage of that since im rollin on $1,400 in rubber
If I were you id
Get your tires re-ballanced
Get an alighment
try the dual bilstien stabilzers
10-03-2006, 10:52 PM
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I'm not sure what kit they are talking about all I see on the site is the ram assist steering.
http://www.rocklogic4x4.com/home.php