I think i need a new steering stabilizer...

[Mocopo]

Also you’ll need this with the synergy clamp, to use it with a thru shaft SS….

https://www.synergymfg.com/fox-ts-and-ats-synergy-steering-stabilizer-clamp-adapter.html

Thanks for the heads up!

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[Mocopo]

Actually I think I got the cheaper stabilizer...
Part # 98524173

Watched a YouTube video of a guy installing on his gladiator.

 

[Centurion07]

Actually I think I got the cheaper stabilizer...
Part # 98524173

Watched a YouTube video of a guy installing on his gladiator.

You'll still like it - let us know!

 

[Mocopo]

You'll still like it - let us know!

Delivery expected Thursday, I'll get it installed on Friday and post an update!

 

[zouch]

that only took a second, not 2 years.

stupid that the JL(U) has its steering stabilizer mounted down there in harms way. relocating it (stock or otherwise) is the wise thing to do if you're ever going to leave the mall.

2 years of off roading has led to this....

 

[roaniecowpony]

Any feedback on the Falcon dampers?

 

[roaniecowpony]

Ya, I could go for higher quality this time around. I'm willing to go as high as $200 or so. Especially since I have the 37s now, I'm assuming a better quality one will be noticeable.

I'm currently using a Metalcloak Rocksport (red) damper that is weaker than the OEM by a noticeable amount. It will develop a shimmy after hitting a bump if the tires aren't balanced perfectly. It just has so little margin in the damping that it's become a pain to keep the tires perfectly balanced. So I'm thinking about more damping. But $400+ dampers seem ridiculous to me. I'm going to see if I can make the OEM damper work with the Metalcloak lift and steering system.

 

[jadmt]

I'm currently using a Metalcloak Rocksport (red) damper that is weaker than the OEM by a noticeable amount. It will develop a shimmy after hitting a bump if the tires aren't balanced perfectly. It just has so little margin in the damping that it's become a pain to keep the tires perfectly balanced. So I'm thinking about more damping. But $400+ dampers seem ridiculous to me. I'm going to see if I can make the OEM damper work with the Metalcloak lift and steering system.

AEV's pretty decent price. I like the looks of the TF and was thinking of going with one.

 

[Mocopo]

I pulled the stock dampener off to get ready for next weekend's project. To see how it drove without any, i took it around the block. I didn't realize how bad it was impacting my steering. Jeep drives like a dream without it lol. I'm assuming it will stiffen up and feel even better when the Fox 2.0 arrives.

 

[roaniecowpony]

I pulled the stock dampener off to get ready for next weekend's project. To see how it drove without any, i took it around the block. I didn't realize how bad it was impacting my steering. Jeep drives like a dream without it lol. I'm assuming it will stiffen up and feel even better when the Fox 2.0 arrives.

I thought my cabin filter had the record. You're the new record holder.

 

[engineXI]

Ya, I could go for higher quality this time around. I'm willing to go as high as $200 or so. Especially since I have the 37s now, I'm assuming a better quality one will be noticeable.

Don't assume price equals capability. I'd put that $40 part on and see how it goes, first.

 

[Mocopo]

Well, got everything in, install went smooth, and holy freaking cow it feels great now lol. The stock stabilizer sure was causing me issues, and now that I have a new one installed I can really tell the difference. Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

And just for fun, I tried my hand at an install video! It's a work in progress...

 

[Centurion07]

Well, got everything in, install went smooth, and holy freaking cow it feels great now lol. The stock stabilizer sure was causing me issues, and now that I have a new one installed I can really tell the difference. Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

And just for fun, I tried my hand at an install video! It's a work in progress...

Glad it worked out!

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