Yeti Steering Stabilizer

[Flip]

What do you all think of this Yeti SS? Anyone?

https://www.extremeterrain.com/stee...r-yeti-hd-n-steering-stabilizer-73012001.html

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[wibornz]

I recently replaced mine with 136.,000+ miles. I ordered the Yeti SS again. I thought it might be worn out and I had some decent size dents in it from hitting it on rocks. When I pulled it off, it did not have any play in it and still was very stiff. I probably did not need to replace it at all.

Which my experience and the amount of abuse it has stood up to, I obviously had no issues with buying it again.

 

[Blues Fan 30]

What do you all think of this Yeti SS? Anyone?

https://www.extremeterrain.com/stee...r-yeti-hd-n-steering-stabilizer-73012001.html

If I'm understanding correctly it's not a direct bolt on? Seems like it needs two other brackets as well that'll run almost $200 in addition to the stabilizer.

 

[Flip]

If I'm understanding correctly it's not a direct bolt on? Seems like it needs two other brackets as well that'll run almost $200 in addition to the stabilizer.

From the photos it looks like one of them is direct bolt on and the other photo they bolted it on with additional brackets.

 

[Blues Fan 30]

From the photos it looks like one of them is direct bolt on and the other photo they bolted it on with additional brackets.

@wibornz are you able to chime in and help us? I'd definitely be interested at 80 but at 300 I'd just save my money especially since I've got two jeeps to buy for now HAHAHA!

 

[Pismo61]

@wibornz are you able to chime in and help us? I'd definitely be interested at 80 but at 300 I'd just save my money especially since I've got two jeeps to buy for now HAHAHA!

X2.

 

[RubiTrux]

If I'm understanding correctly it's not a direct bolt on? Seems like it needs two other brackets as well that'll run almost $200 in addition to the stabilizer.

The two part numbers needed are Steer Smarts part numbers 41035001 and 79029002. They are a relocation bracket on the axle side and a clamp for a aftermarket tie rod.

 

[Blues Fan 30]

The two part numbers needed are Steer Smarts part numbers 41035001 and 79029002. They are a relocation bracket on the axle side and a clamp for a aftermarket tie rod.

Are these still needed if not running an aftermarket tie rod and ONLY looking to add a steering stabilizer?

 

[Flip]

This photo looks like factory location.

 

[jadmt]

Steersmarts says does not work in stock location on their website.

https://steersmarts.com/collections...ts-jl-hd-n-neutral-steering-stabilizer-damper

 

[jadmt]

AEV stabilizer has a good reputation and works. https://www.aev-conversions.com/product/steering-damper/

 

[Flip]

Steersmarts says does not work in stock location on their website.

https://steersmarts.com/collections...ts-jl-hd-n-neutral-steering-stabilizer-damper

Wow, thank you for posting that, I appreciate it. A deal breaker for me. I'm looking at AEV. Do you know if theirs come with a shock boot?

 

[jadmt]

Wow, thank you for posting that, I appreciate it. A deal breaker for me. I'm looking at AEV. Do you know if theirs come with a shock boot?

they don't.

 

[Flip]

they don't.

Do you know if there are any options to purchase one for it, from either AEV or aftermarket?

 

[jadmt]

Do you know if there are any options to purchase one for it, from either AEV or aftermarket?

I imagine any shock boot would work. might check with Bilstein.

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