have an rcd 5 inch lift on 35's. what steering stabilizer should i get??

 

The only company that makes them is Fabtech. They have a dual set-up. It works w the procomp and rancho, not sure about the RCD.

*Edit* Thats for 04 and up trucks.

 

sorry i should have said this in the orginal one. its an 2002

 

I had a single stabilizer from fabtech on my old '03 not sure if it works with other lifts and I think rancho makes a single stabilizer application also.

 

Pro Comp also makes a stabalizer.

 

So does skyjacker and superlift

 

which ones will work with rcd? and whats the best quality one?

 

I'm sure they will all be "basically the same" prolly have to contact the companies to see if it will work.

 

When you add a steering stabilizer do you have to get a front end alignment? If anybod could help me out i would appreciate it.

 

Nope

 

Trooks,
Thanks for the info. I just got my 6" Fabtech installed today and wheels and tires went on. The shop did a computer allignment but there is a reputable allignment shop and the guy does it by hand. Best all around. I have an appointment for the morning, the only problem i thought i would have is that my Fabtech dual stabilizer was on back order and it wont be here till Friday. Thanks for putting my mind at ease.

 

No problem man.

 

i have the fabtech single steering stabilizer no alighnment is needed, it installs in about 15 min, 3 bolts and 2 c clamps, got mine for $38 a few years ago from 4 wheel parts. it works pretty good but i need a duel with my 38" tires.

 

do any of the steering stabilizers work on a stock new truck with only the autospring and 35"s? or do they all hook up to pieces of lift components..

 

it works with all stock components