TaylarsJK

The shop that installed my lift mounted my steering stabilizer in a location that makes the bolts from the drag link come in contact with the stabilizer body. How does one relocate the stabilizer to a place where there's no contact?

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TURTLECON

Swap it around to the passenger side, like stock.

kjeeper10

Is that the RC double SS axle mount ?

I agree. It looks like there's a hole for a SS in your track bar bracket ?
Use that instead of the mid axle bracket.

TaylarsJK

I believe it is. I don't now why they used it for a single SS kinda seems like a waste of money

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TKJEEP

Loosen the bolts on the drag linkage clamps and flip the clamps and bolt away from the Steering stabilizer. Easy fix no problem.

TaylarsJK

So I ditch the SS mount being used now?

GIJK

That looks like a dual stabilizer that is missing one shock?

Cajn1

Ditch the mount on the driver side of the tie rod. Then flip the stabilizer to the opposite side of the center bracket and attach to the track bar bracket ( looks like the available mounting hole in your picture). Don't loosen anything on your drag link as mentioned above.

kjeeper10

^^ thats what I was getting at

Ditch the RC mount and use the track bar bracket hole .... Done

TaylarsJK

Now I see why they set it up this way. They used a trac bar bracket, therefore the open hole in the bracket is for a 9/16" bolt, and the stabilizer uses a 3/4" bolt. Great

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