Carli high mount steering stabilizer

[redneck1]

Is any one running one of these? Been looking at my options. I'm running a leveling kit with 35s and am not so impressed with the factory steering stabilizer. Not really looking for a hardcore dual opposed, but if that's where everyone ending up maybe I'll just spring for that. Just curious what everyone's using to get the best results.


KCCO

 

[Jrs6.7]

I have one . Leveled and 37's . Made a little difference . Felt like it tightened up the steering but wasn't wow'ed over it .


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[sootie]

I bet alignment has more to do with steering feel than a better damper ever will

 

[Jacob @ No Limit]

I was definitely wowed with the change of driving characteristics after installed my pmf dual setup with kings almost 2 years ago now. Love it!

 

[Kxc]

Put an OEM style Bilstein on last week. Improvement over stock , nothing mind blowing. Definitely helps hitting bumps and uneven driveways. They are under $100 and well worth it .


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[redneck1]

Trying to stick to a little bit of a budget, but I know doing things twice doesn't save money.

White15, absolutely love those pmf setups, but kings are a little above my price range. I might get that setup with the fox, been running their shocks and I like them a lot. Not expecting a life changing ride just a little tighter steering feel when hitting potholes, etc. I just don't want something cheap that I'm replacing in 6 months because it's shot.


KCCO

 

[vansnxtweek]

I have the Carli. It's a nice piece for sure and did make a difference.

 

[Gleebag]

Trying to stick to a little bit of a budget, but I know doing things twice doesn't save money.

White15, absolutely love those pmf setups, but kings are a little above my price range. I might get that setup with the fox, been running their shocks and I like them a lot. Not expecting a life changing ride just a little tighter steering feel when hitting potholes, etc. I just don't want something cheap that I'm replacing in 6 months because it's shot.


KCCO

I'm running the PMF setup you're talking about. After driving jcain's truck with it on, I just had to have them, they kickass!

 

[Tom@BigTimeKustomz]

I'm running the PMF dual stabilizer with Bilsteins and love the ride.


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[WHY NOT]

Fox makes a factory replacement I have on my truck. It made a little difference not huge, tightened stuff up on bumps and stuff, better than stock and well with in my price range

 

[jfletcher72]

I have 35's, and it is a slight improvement over stock.

 

[NCSU dirt man]

went with a cheap rough country dual setup lol. nothing awesome but yes it did improve some

 

[HeavyAssault]

Did the Bilstein unit for OEM replacement. Like it for what it does, it works.

 

[ImAti0n]

What about Carli high mount AND pmf duals???


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[sootie]

What about Carli high mount AND pmf duals???


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Why?

 

[ImAti0n]

Why?

/sarcasm


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[D10Tion]

I ran the fox oem replacement, as others said it wasn't a wow difference but it was definitely a pretty good improvement over stock with my '11 on 37s


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[Dieseljay74]

I put a bilstein in place of my stocker and it felt more loose. Reaffirms my belief that bilstein is junk.

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[GoBig]

I had a Fox ATS 2.0 SS on my Jeep that worked fantastic. Heard they have one for our trucks. Anyone try one?

 

[redneck1]

Ended up getting the fox oem replacement. Mainly because of the price, 80 bucks cheaper for the fox oem replacement. I plan to get the pmf dual setup eventually, but I'll run this for a bit.

Installed it a couple days ago, not a big difference but I would say it's about like the factory stabilizer with factory tires. Not awesome but it works. That's why I plan on getting a dual setup.


KCCO