Skinnier Steering Stabilizer End

ColeHanlon

ColeHanlon

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Hey guys, have my ProRock 44 installed, and the welded on bracket from the previous owner is only about a 1 inch opening. Does anyone know a steering stabilizer that could fit this? Does this look like it was for a PSC setup?


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Don’t mind how off centered the axle is, got an adjustable trackbar to fix that.


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JKDream

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ColeHanlon said:
Hey guys, have my ProRock 44 installed, and the welded on bracket from the previous owner is only about a 1 inch opening. Does anyone know a steering stabilizer that could fit this? Does this look like it was for a PSC setup?


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Don’t mind how off centered the axle is, got an adjustable trackbar to fix that.


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Yes, that bracket is for a ram assist.
I don't believe you would be able to find a stabilizer that would fit.
The heim joints are quite a bit smaller in width.
If you have no plans to run hydro, it's pretty easy to remove with a grinder.
 
ColeHanlon

ColeHanlon

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Was thinking about adding hydro at some point. I think I will just grind of the lower tab and secure the stabilizer bolt up through just the top tab. Should be good enough for just stabilizer.
 
WJCO

WJCO

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You could always cut ONE of the tabs off and just use the other one with the hole to secure the stabilizer with a washer like this (not a JK, but concept should work) :

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Or, as long as it doesn't interfere with the track bar, cut both tabs off, then drill a hole in the track bar bracket (or use an existing hole), and mount your stabilizer that way with a bolt. Mine was a custom build (non-JK) and I had to cut my SS mount off because it was hitting the tie rod, so that's what I did. Been on there 2 years with no issues. I did have to add a large nut as a spacer:

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ColeHanlon

ColeHanlon

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WJCO said:
You could always cut ONE of the tabs off and just use the other one with the hole to secure the stabilizer with a washer like this (not a JK, but concept should work) :

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Or, as long as it doesn't interfere with the track bar, cut both tabs off, then drill a hole in the track bar bracket (or use an existing hole), and mount your stabilizer that way with a bolt. Mine was a custom build (non-JK) and I had to cut my SS mount off because it was hitting the tie rod, so that's what I did. Been on there 2 years with no issues. I did have to add a large nut as a spacer:

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Yep, thats what I was thinking about doing, at the end of the day it is just a stabilizer, doesn't really need to be within 2 tabs. As long as it is secured to the axle should be fine.
 
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