Navyvetnorwich91

Damaged my OEM last week wheeling and was thinking of a Bilstein but ran across Fox. Little more expensive. Anybody use one? If so, how do you like it? Installable by a guy with VERY little auto knowledge? (ie, me).

wayoflife

honestly, i would say save your money and get something a little more reasonably priced. we're talking about a steering stabilizer here and, you really don't need anything more than a stock unit or the equivalent of (something like a rancho or teraflex). hell, you technically don't even need one.

Biggy

I really like mine. Steering is tighter and it doesnt push one way or the other. Changed to this one because i went through two from another company that leaked fluid. Its an easy install just an 18 mm wrench and 10 minutes.

Navyvetnorwich91

Thanks for the feedback guys. I took WOL suggestion and just got a Bilstein at decent price. I don't know enough about my rig to spend all that much for the SS. Happy Thanksgiving.

conifers4

Feedback on your install when you get a chance, thanks and good luck.

Navyvetnorwich91

Roger that

Battlefrog

I've been running the bilstein HD SS for a couple months now and no issues... As WOL said, there is no reason to spend $$$ on one. I was running TF 9550, but destroyed it on a run and wanted something more compact...

Navyvetnorwich91

I also ordered a JKS relocation bracket. Not sure how the hell to install it but it sounded good...

Battlefrog

Your bilstein won't fit on the bracket pin. The bushing is to small on the bilstein.. I guess you could pop it out and try to fit another, but that's to much work for my taste.. I'm actually trying to sell mine now..

Battlefrog

Here is a thread on the JKS with install info...

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ilizer-bracket