no-red 6 0
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sssooooo, since i got new used edelbrock shocks, was looking for a steering stabilizer. and seems that edelbrock DOES NOT make one, does anyone have a recommendation of what/how to get?
steering stabilizer
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KRISTOLSON
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I didn't even know edelbrock made shocks so you are one ahead of me....
jpringle83
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Fabtech, Superlift, Bilstein, ProComp, Skyjacker, Rubicon Express just about any shock or suspension company. Just about any place that sells these companies products online will have what you need.
no-red 6 0
Senioritis
get with the times man....
jpringle: i know all of them, i was just looking for people's opinion...unless you are saying 'any one of them'...............
BamaSixGun
SDD Super Mod/Staff
Could you use a regular shock in it's place?
no-red 6 0
Senioritis
i wonder that too!!!!
Goliath
SDD Junior Member
Im running the dual kit from superlift. I ran one of their first ones a few years ago to prototype it (live near their main building) and was very happy. I think I paid around 280 for this new one. Only complaint is that IMO it seems to hang just a bit lower than the factory unit.
sagebel
Stock? Pfft!
I am running the Skyjacker dual kit. They don't hang down any further than the stocker. They are powder coated white. You can always rough them up and rattle can them to match your shocks.
olympiccop2002
SDD Junior Member
How about NAPA? They have a front stabilizer NS SC2961.
kingkevindavid
Full Access Member
Whatever you get I would suggest that you ensure it has a lifetime warranty. My original on my '04 started leaking in about two years. I went to Napa and bought a stock replacement which was a Monroe. That started leaking after about two years also. The one I bought didn't have a lifetime warranty because it was repackaged as a Napa item, if it was a Monroe packaged item it would have been covered
I put the new Bilstein shocks on my truck a couple weeks ago and since they don't make a stabilizer for our trucks I bought a Moog with a lifetime warranty
from O'Reilly Auto Parts.
I have read (I believe on here) that you can run a regular shocks as a stabilizer but you have to run a dual kit so the shocks and be run opposed. Not sure of the truth behind that though.
I put the new Bilstein shocks on my truck a couple weeks ago and since they don't make a stabilizer for our trucks I bought a Moog with a lifetime warranty
from O'Reilly Auto Parts.I have read (I believe on here) that you can run a regular shocks as a stabilizer but you have to run a dual kit so the shocks and be run opposed. Not sure of the truth behind that though.
