Teraflex vs. Fox Steering Stabilizer - Advice Needed

[MIJeep]

Fox ATS here, it's been flawless.

Thanks!

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[MIJeep]

I ran the Fox on my previous built JK/37's and full Steer Smarts steering linkage. I eventually pulled the Fox and switched to Steer Smarts (N) neutral stabilizer. We found the Fox unit was 'loading up', building a preload and causing a slight wandering in the steering.

On my JL build, I'm running the Falcon Nexus EF 2.2 and love it. I will set it to firm for the long interstate treks out West and then Soft on the trails. My Jeep is my daily driver, and for that duty, I run the stabilizer on the middle setting. I like that you can actually feel a difference at the wheel between the settings. I'm also upgraded my steering linkage using Metal Cloak. The steering is spot on, one finger easy at 80+mph.

-Steven

That’s great feedback!!! Thank you!

 

[Roky]

Sweet! That’s the one I was leaning towards! Thanks for the picture and feedback!

If you’re running synergy after market tie rod, or plan to, then you’ll have to order the Fox ATS for JK instead of JL. The clamp is for different diameters.

 

[Terminex]

+1 for the nexus 2.2

I have been running it on my JLUS for a couple months now and love it. Easy and quick to change settings. I DO change settings, i like firm for long road trips, medium around town, and soft off road.

i am sure the Fox is awesome, but i prefer the quicker 3 settings on the Nexus, and it was less expensive.

 

[@minutemen]

If you’re running synergy after market tie rod, or plan to, then you’ll have to order the Fox ATS for JK instead of JL. The clamp is for different diameters.

Do you know if the track bar side bolt is the same on the JK version?

 

[Roky]

Do you know if the track bar side bolt is the same on the JK version?

Yes it is, but I used the synergy track bar bolt, because I liked using the smaller button head bolt that holds stabilizer for more clearance.

 

[DHW]

I also have a 2018 with 35's. I have the Teraflex Falcon Nexus EF 2.2 and it's great. I'm sure Fox is good too, but I believe the 2.0 ATS has 2,587 points of adjustment (I kid, it's 24). I'm happy with my Teraflex and its Soft, Medium, and Firm settings.

 

[Jitzy]

I have the Falcon and I love it but honestly both are great and I don’t think you’d go wrong with either one.

 

[Overland Productions]

I'm headed this direction. I'll let you know how it turns out!

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[Kevin Mojito]

I'm running the Fox 2.0. I bought it used, the "pull issue" why selling. I live in the PNW and roads have a big crown to them. My jeep would always like to follow the crown in the road ( pull to right .) With the Fox 2.0 it like's to push ( load ) to the left, perfect!!
It works outstanding for this. Best part you can find them used ( like new ) cheap.

So, I guess know your area and how your JL is driving before buying.

 

[JimLee]

Yes it is, but I used the synergy track bar bolt, because I liked using the smaller button head bolt that holds stabilizer for more clearance.

That buttonhead is also easy to drill the head off of when you strip it out! I am now using the Fox bolt, lol

 

[Roky]

That buttonhead is also easy to drill the head off of when you strip it out! I am now using the Fox bolt, lol

Should I ask you how you know ?.........

 

[JimLee]

Should I ask you how you know ?.........

 

[P&PJeep]

Fox thru shaft for me, there’s more settings on it than needed for most rigs, but it’s been rock solid , zero issues.

Rocky what adjustable front track bar are you running? I have a Teraflex HD adjustable front track bar and it is hitting the Fox steering stabilizer at full passenger turn. Drag link & tie rod are Synergy.

 

[Roky]

Rocky what adjustable front track bar are you running? I have a Teraflex HD adjustable front track bar and it is hitting the Fox steering stabilizer at full passenger turn. Drag link & tie rod are Synergy.

I am running RK track bar.

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