Great install video! I have had one of these steering stabilizers and a pair of Terraflex D44 covers setting in my garage for a couple of years now and have just never got around to either project. The directions that came with the steering stabilizer and relocation bracket are not very well written or illistrated. Your step by step video is extremely clear and easy to follow. Thanks again this looks like a fairly straight forward installation and I will probably tackle it as soon as we get a bit of decent weather.
Great video on the install! I have the same stabilizer on my 2008 Rubicon Unlimited. Quick question... the nut on the tie rod side... has a small gap, but the nut is snug tight. Does this gap cause the wobble in the steering?
Not sure exactly which nut you're referring to, but a tight nut should not have a gap. It's possible that the nut has run out of threads and needs another washer or the bolt is cross threaded or something. A loose nut on a steering component or trackbar could certainly cause a shimmy or wobble.
Great install video! I have had one of these steering stabilizers and a pair of Terraflex D44 covers setting in my garage for a couple of years now and have just never got around to either project. The directions that came with the steering stabilizer and relocation bracket are not very well written or illistrated. Your step by step video is extremely clear and easy to follow. Thanks again this looks like a fairly straight forward installation and I will probably tackle it as soon as we get a bit of decent weather.
Thank you for the great video! You’re a great teacher! I’m more confident in getting this stabilizer now ;)
Thanks! This is one of the easier installs for your jeep.
Can the relocation kit be used on a stock height JK with 33” tires?
Great question! We've never installed one on a JK that wasn't lifted. I can't see any reason why it would be a problem though.
Great video on the install! I have the same stabilizer on my 2008 Rubicon Unlimited. Quick question... the nut on the tie rod side... has a small gap, but the nut is snug tight. Does this gap cause the wobble in the steering?
Not sure exactly which nut you're referring to, but a tight nut should not have a gap. It's possible that the nut has run out of threads and needs another washer or the bolt is cross threaded or something. A loose nut on a steering component or trackbar could certainly cause a shimmy or wobble.
I think I'm experiencing this as well, can't figure out how to snug down one end with the bracket I got from summit using with the old man emu sd40
@@larzrobison406 if a nut is bottoming out without tightening against the bushing, try adding a washer or 2 to fill the gap.
Are you using the bushing sleeve in the rubber grommet on boot side to mount to pin on FK50 bracket?
The bushing sleeve is not used on the bracket mount. It is used on the tie rod side.