Ktm534
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- First Name
- Kali
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- Dec 13, 2020
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- Location
- Mechanicsville
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Jeep Wrangler JLU
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I have a 2018 JLU and have a few questions regarding the loose steering. I’m aware of the issues that came with the new Jeeps, but at this point I’m just trying to do everything possible to resolve the issue before I end up selling it out of frustration.
I’m running a 3.5” Teraflex lift on 37s. Obviously this factors into the ride as I know it won’t “drive like a dream” with the current setup. I’ve installed the Synergy sector shaft brace and had the TSB completed by the dealership in which they installed the new steering box. I can tell on the interstate that the ride feels a little smoother. However, anytime I’m on a back road or even a highway where I’m hitting several bumps, my Jeep will often veer off to the left or right and the handling on it is awful. I’ve driven my dad’s JK with the same set up and it handles great. Is there anything else I can install that would make the veering and loose play in steering go away? I’ve considered the PSC kit but have heard mixed reviews on it. Any insight on what else I can install to resolve this? TIA.
I’m running a 3.5” Teraflex lift on 37s. Obviously this factors into the ride as I know it won’t “drive like a dream” with the current setup. I’ve installed the Synergy sector shaft brace and had the TSB completed by the dealership in which they installed the new steering box. I can tell on the interstate that the ride feels a little smoother. However, anytime I’m on a back road or even a highway where I’m hitting several bumps, my Jeep will often veer off to the left or right and the handling on it is awful. I’ve driven my dad’s JK with the same set up and it handles great. Is there anything else I can install that would make the veering and loose play in steering go away? I’ve considered the PSC kit but have heard mixed reviews on it. Any insight on what else I can install to resolve this? TIA.
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