Originally Posted by remark

I just put on an OME light kit yesterday and part of today. Along with the OME stuff I got the rear currie links, front JKS detachable sway bar links, front and rear adjustable track bars, front and rear bumpstops and Teraflex front lower control arms.

I know it is a bit of overkill with the added stuff, but I did not want to wish that I had more later and have to do the reinstall all over. (I guess if I add a new bumper and /or winch then I will need the HD and will have to start all over ... but I have no plans for that).

Anyway my question is how do you know when you have the lower control arms adjusted correctly? I have 33" tires (they measure exactly 32" on my rims). When I checked the caster before the install I had 6 degrees (yes I even measured the ground the jeep was sitting on). Now that I have the install completed and I guestimated the proper length of the lower control arms based on some other threads, I have a my caster is at 8 degrees. Is that bad or is that acceptable?

The jeep drives nice, but since I just finished it about an hour ago I have no idea how it is offroad.

Originally Posted by gordhunt

This steering stabilizer fixed it on mine never had a problem since I tried a few others and this system is the only one that truly solved it.

Rough Country Dual Steering Stabilizer Kit I'd put where I got it but I don't know if they are a sponser or not. Google is your friend !

Originally Posted by jeep_uae

I had this problem before and I had to go for steering Stabilizer

second thing I would suggest to go with control arm and pitman.