thestoicmarcusaurelius
Tremor Fan
What's your most common terrain? Or, really, how much mud are you dealing with when off-road?
Alabama so a lot of mud and loose rocks
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What's your most common terrain? Or, really, how much mud are you dealing with when off-road?
Toyo MT or Nitto Trail Grappler. BFGs are a little soft for rocks. We run the 39" KM3s on our long travel Raptor and they're a little too soft for the rocks.Alabama so a lot of mud and loose rocks
My research continues for the stabilizer(s) that will suit my needs.
I was reading install instructions on a particular unit and they stated that a frame mount relocation bracket was needed on lifts over 2"
anybody ran into that? and was was the solution?
thanks
no. it was specifically in the install instructions for the stabilizers from a very big manufacturer.For steering stabilizers, no. That relocation bracket is most likely referring to kits that retain the OEM track bar and use a relocation bracket to account for the height change of the kit to keep the axle centered under the truck.
why did you end up swapping to the Bilstein?I have 37's on mine and went with a single Fox ATS at first and ended up swapping that for a Bilstein 5100 SS back in the stock position. I can honestly say that it made a huge positive difference and helps a ton. While it isn't an absolute must the $99.00 for the Bilstein 5100 Steering Stabilizer is worth it!
I swapped to the Bilstein as I am not fond of the clamp/bolt that the Fox uses and with SS's the less of an angle they are at compared to the arm the better. I am also not fond of having to remove the SS, send it to Fox to have it re-valved or whatever else they recommend doing at 20K to 25K intervals.why did you end up swapping to the Bilstein?