What steering stabilizer to get
04-04-2012, 02:35 PM
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http://www.amazon.com/Kano-Aerokroil...3634221&sr=8-1
04-05-2012, 06:05 AM
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Went to Northridge4x4 yesterday and had an OME steering stabilzer installed yesterday, which positively noticable difference from the OEM! I also like the yellow color on it too =) I see that Bilstiens are quite popular...
04-05-2012, 10:20 AM
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You should probably remove it since it will hold water and crap. That's rougher on the shaft and seal than anything, IMO. Well, other than hitting it on a boulder...
04-05-2012, 10:30 AM
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[/QUOTE]Im going to stay away from teraflex right now. I have a set of their quick discos sitting next to me that I can't install because the bushings are too tight. I posted here, got a joke of a response from them and the guy I talked to 2 weeks ago hasn't returned my calls.[/QUOTE]
I got the same exact quicker disconnects. Drove me up a wall how the tolerences of those bushings were so tight.
Heres how we fixed the problem. Take a Table grinder put the pins that are too big in an electric drill(as if they were a drill bit). Then grind the begeesses
out of them, and cool them off and test to see if they fit. We had to grind ours down quite a bit before they fit well, but now they work. If you have any questions bout it or want pictures i bet i can try and get you some. Those DiscC are rediculous, but once i got them to work i am very pleased with them.
Also I replaced my smashed to heck Stock SS with a Bilstien, I could see a difference it was nice. But I just recently put a HUGE dent in that one too... need to relocate it badly...
I got the same exact quicker disconnects. Drove me up a wall how the tolerences of those bushings were so tight.
Heres how we fixed the problem. Take a Table grinder put the pins that are too big in an electric drill(as if they were a drill bit). Then grind the begeesses
out of them, and cool them off and test to see if they fit. We had to grind ours down quite a bit before they fit well, but now they work. If you have any questions bout it or want pictures i bet i can try and get you some. Those DiscC are rediculous, but once i got them to work i am very pleased with them.Also I replaced my smashed to heck Stock SS with a Bilstien, I could see a difference it was nice. But I just recently put a HUGE dent in that one too... need to relocate it badly...
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