After searching through about 50 threads on here, I've found that ProComp, Skyjacker, and Rancho all make Steering stabilizers.

My question is, anything else I could go with?? I encountered DW over the weekend...not bad, 2 weeks with a 4wd Dodge, and got it already

I know the Steering stabilzer won't fix it! DSS will go on shortly after new tires, wheels, and alignment! Planning on lift coils, and Bilststein shocks, after that! Also, will probably do the Crossover steering after that!

Anything else I should do?? With the plans I have for this truck, money spent on the front end will make me like it a lot more I wan't it to go down the dragstrip straight, and not go nuts on the freeway on the way home

Thanks Guys,
Chris

 

I have had DW happen to me about 5 times before I put on a new steering stabilizer and a Lukes Link. I could always tell when it was going to wobble and after installing the stabilizer the truck felt 150 times better than before and I didnt have to buy a 200-300 aftermarket track bar. I would recommend it to anyone.

Jim

 

I'm not a fan of the LL...I've got a buddy who keeps changing them out, tightening them up, etc. Don't seem to hold up well!

Thanks,
Chris

 

Would the DSS not help out with this.....that is if the ball joints aren't worn out?

 

I just noticed I forgot to type something...my steering stabilzer is gone I just has the brackets, like the previous owner took it off!

The rest of the stuff will go on as time and money permits
Thanks Again Guys,
Chris

 

I just replaced my stocker (2nd one) with a Trail Master. Awesome!
Topper

 

I have a Rancho on my truck... fairly inexpensive and works well. Bilstiens at the corners though.

I picked up a used 3rd Gen track bar for $50, now I have to order the bracket to do the conversion.