Steering stabilyzer location
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3/4? Most are 1/2
Looks ok though. I would turn your wheel all the way to the drivers side and position (verify) the shock is about 1/4 in from fully compressed. That should give you enough travel in the other direction.
Looks ok though. I would turn your wheel all the way to the drivers side and position (verify) the shock is about 1/4 in from fully compressed. That should give you enough travel in the other direction.
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I had mine set up the way you are running in the second picture and had no issues. I recently added the second shock and a second mount to make it a dual unit so it looked more balanced. I couldn't tell the difference from the single to the dual set up but it looks more balanced. I wasn't able to use the synergy tie rod bracket on both sides so I only have it on one of the sides as the tie rod bends right where I mounted the second mount. Its staying this way until I get bored.