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- Tim
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First and best thing to to go over all the hardware to make sure everything is torqued to spec.
We've quite a few new JLs and JTs with loose tie rod ends, ball joints, steering stabilizers etc.
While you're under there check to see if you have the aluminum or steel steering box.
As far as parts are concerned, look at a sector shaft brace, like the one from Steer Smarts.
The Steer Smarts tie rod, drag link and track bar are also great add-ons.
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