Schpeen

why do you need to move the steering stab???

Dayton

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Originally Posted by Schpeen

why do you need to move the steering stab???

You don't have to, but the stabilizer location makes it susceptible to damage. 4XFIX's relocation kit moves it up and out of harms way.

Conradfreedumb

saw this in action.... clackey would've torn something out if not for the kits Woods developed.....



Lytle Creek made me a believer!!! I will order one soon. https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...t=33996&page=7



I dont think i have a sawsall.....eek.

2K1TJ

I was just trying to order the evep can relocation kit but the site seems to be down.

I'll try again later.

Gokracer1

I Love this site, I was under my jeep lastnight (just got it sat) and saw how that canister is going to be a BIG problem. Got online today looking for a solution, saw the skid plate but wasn't liking that idea much. Searched here and found Woods! Waiting for a replay from him to get a kit.

Woods

Hey there,

Kit can be purchased from my website. Go get under that JK again and take a look at the steering stabilizer location. There's a combo price on my website for the Evap Can relo kit and the Steering Stabilizer relo kit. You'll need the following username and password to logon to the site:

www.4XFix.com
username: jeep
password: forum

VA_Rubi-Red

I saw this mentioned somewhere. Is it true?

Woods

A right angle or compact drill makes the install easier. If you have a larger drill, you may need to lift your JK with a jack and jack stands to create some more room between the axle and the floor of the JK. I have not heard from any customers that this was a problem.

jeepbozo

I didn't have any problem with my regular drill but had the jeep on jackstands while i worked underneath. This is the best kit out there.

windnsea78

I put mine on today. Took just under a couple hours. Very easy to do and I think its great kit!