Which stabilizer shock avoids death wobble and steering deflection?

[Albyfatboy]

I'm putting on Apex Chassis 2.5 ton aluminum tie rod and drag link as well as the Dynatrac ball joints that are rebuild able also the Yeti sector shaft brace , I'm preventing any chance of future issues such as death wobble and or deflection from steering...any thoughts on witch stabilizer shock would be sufficient ?

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[Headbarcode]

I've been pleased with my Fox TS. It's got about 45k miles on it so far.

 

[OllieChristopher]

Holy crap Mike, that is some serious front end strengthening!! BTW, I was wondering if just a good diff cover is good enough instead of skid plates?

 

[Moto_21]

Any stabilizer… fox ts or ats are the most liked, icon has a thru shaft one too.

 

[Headbarcode]

Holy crap Mike, that is some serious front end strengthening!! BTW, I was wondering if just a good diff cover is good enough instead of skid plates?

I actually like the Next Venture Motorsports diff covers and skids better. Part of me is saying to stop putting money in these axles, but the other part says what's a little more gonna hurt at this point.

The front Dana 44 is relatively smooth on the bottom. Damage and/or loosening of the drain plug are the main concerns, as far as the housing. The stamped steel diff covers will get damaged from any dragging. A stronger cover will resist damage and leaking. The rear 44, however, is ribbed side to side which necessitates a diff skid. I added both to my rear. It's mostly for looks, but also the oddball chance of backing into something that could push the factory cover into the ring gear.

 

[TKL223/3]

I’m running the front and rear Nextventure Motorsports skids and love them. They are not so new now and held up great

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