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Rugged Ridge Nitrogen Series Steering Stabilizer
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- 150PSI nitrogen charge
- Heavy-duty factory replacement
- California Residents: WARNING
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
ORV Steering Stabilizers feature D.O.M. tubing for longer life and reduced internal wear. The piston rod is polished and chromed for longer life and the highest performance. 150 PSI Nitrogen charged design gives you the best of both on and off-road use. Tough leak proof seals to ensure the shocks last the test of time. Each shock includes a black shock boot and ORV Sticker.
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Question & Answers
2 Answered questionsI have a '79 CJ - great jeep - running 33's.. Like many of the CJ's of the day, it likes to wander when driving. My question - will an upgraded dampner help?
Asked by Jericho Jely from Knoxville, TN on
Hey Jericho Jely, doing this stabilizer will help with your wandering. Thanks for your question.
Answered by Devin B. ext 4835 from Knoxville, TN on
Will this work with springs and steering over axel on 8" lift with 37" tires. 1987 jeep wrangler YJ?
Asked by Big Bird from Englewood Florida on
Hi Big bird the Rugged Ridge ORV Stabilizer is for spring under only it will not work with spring over. If you have any other questions feel free to ask. Thanks,
Answered by roy p ext 4928 from Englewood Florida on
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Rugged Ridge was established in 2005 by the company Omix-ADA to focus on innovative aftermarket Jeep accessories. Many of Rugged Ridge's recent designs are so innovative they have been patented. This includes their floor liners, snorkel and XHD Modular Bumpers. Since 2005 Rugged Ridge has developed and manufactured over 3,000 kinds of Jeep related products. All Rugged Ridge Jeep accessories are trail rated. The Omix-ADA founder came from a family that owned a small Jeep dealership. It was the founder's dream from a young age to own a company that made accessories for Jeeps. The founder manifested the dream in 1992. Shop Rugged Ridge Now
