Interested in any updates as you get some miles on the setup !! Looks great.

 

I think I left it in my other pants.






Actually, someone borrowed it and forgot where i live apparently. Now I loan no more tools.

 

Nice job.

 

after a full day of driving (about 60 miles), going through my ditch (checking clearance) going over speed bumps and screwed up roads, i have nothing but positive things to report. There is NO rubbing or clearance issues and the benefits are amazing.

 

Sweeet!

 

I've put a couple thousand miles on the truck since the install and still have no problems! Seems my engineering skills are alright *knock on wood*

BTW, i put all the pics in my gallery from the install

 

Your truck looks good

 

Too funny, that's the first thing I was thinking as well....

Nice job on the stabilizers!!

 

Are you kid'n me?

Did you not notice the AGE of this thread? All for a simple comment? Necroposting at it's finest.

 

Its a good thread

 

Why hell, let's just drudge up ALL the 1, 2, & 3+ year old threads just because they're good.

The guy who recalled this dead thread didn't even have a legit question.

Actions such as these are what push the CURRENT GOOD threads to the end of the list.

Guess I'll go search'n for some good threads to reanimate......

 

Well since its been brought back, can these stabilizers work on stock rims? I dont think that was answered in the thread.

 

wow...long time no see thread haha

i don't think they will work on stock wheels because of the stock backspacing

 

What would it interfer with on the stock wheels? Would it rub on or make contact with them? I have a shimmy that I want to get rid of.

 

I bet they would work...Im going to take pics and look, I would like to get rid of my nibble as well, the tie rod looks to be well within the diameter of the wheel and the stabilizer is quite away from the end