Anyone know the part number for a single Bilstein steering stabilizer? or a part number that I can swap out the factory one with a Bilstein?

I am not interested in a dual setup

thanks in advance

 

I'd like to know the same. Eventually I'll be adding Carli's dual setup, but until I have the dough a better unit to fit the stock location, like a Bilstein, would be cool.

 

or I guess I will have to go with the Kore?

 

Old thread, I know, but does anyone happen to have the PN?
Ive been searching on here for 20minutes with no luck finding the PN
(I also looked on Bilstein's site, no luck)

 

would the bilstein part # for my dual set up be the same as the single? btw the reason you can't find any part # for a bilstein ss is because they don't make a specific ss shock. the ones i use with my superlift dual, are shocks that are made for a jeep, i believe. the ones that come with the superlift upgrade, that most people think are bilsteins, are made by edelbrock.

 

It might be the same PN, but I know that they actually did make one to replace the factory piece, but I just cant remember the thread I saw the part number in...
You cant find it by application on Bilstein's site, but if you have the part number it pulls up as the steering stabilizer shock for our trucks...(I remember running the number on their site, but I forgot to write it down)

 

so did anyone ever find that part number???

 

I still havent, ive tried searching on here several times and I cant for the life of me find the thread that had the PN in it...
And its not on Bilstein's website!

 

i would like a dual bilstein ss but not the superlift one with the flames just a plain one

 

i want a single! any luck finding one?

 

All I could find was a KYB part number, which I may just end up giving a try, itll be better than my 55k mile stocker...

PN SS10323 (About $30)

 

Where did you find that price for the KYB?

 

I think* it was Rockauto IIRC, I tried napa and they wanted $40~ and still had to order it....


Ive also seen a Monroe on another truck too, that actually looked a little beefier than the KYB unit, but no luck on a PN...

 

kyb? i thought we were looking for a bilstein... i replaced my stocker with a monroe replacement a few thousand miles back

 

From what I can tell, the only Bilstein steering stabilizer is for motorhomes. Monroe and Rancho makes one. Here are the links: pcm

[url]http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/product.cfm/id/20108/name/SC2964-Monroe-Steering-Stabilizer-Cylinder-Dodge
http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/rancho_steering.cfm