A new stabilizer will only mask any issues while the real problem continues to worsen. Risky...
A properly functioning steering/suspension does not require a stabilizer to be able to ride and drive well.
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Level: Jeep Wrangler
Re: opinions on best steering stabilizers
A new stabilizer will only mask any issues while the real problem continues to worsen. Risky...
A properly functioning steering/suspension does not require a stabilizer to be able to ride and drive well.
Level: Hummer (H3)
Re: opinions on best steering stabilizers
I agree that you shouldn't need a steering stabilizer if everything is in good working condition and tight. I haven't ran a stabilizer in years, other than the steering assist ram I have on there now. If you are close to swapping axles and suspension like you say, add that money to your jeep fund so you get to the project sooner.
Side question: why only 4.56 gears if you are going to run 37's?
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