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Message: [QUOTE="ben774, post: 1039088, member: 14357"] Hey guys. I have had my newest truck for about two months now. It's a 2000 f350 it has a 3 inch lift and 33x12.5 inch tires. Problem isn't turning exactly. It's just when I go over a bump in the road and the truck bounces the wheel turns left OR right about 60 degrees but the truck doesn't normally move when this happens. Last night driving home I went over a bump at about 65mph and my wheel turned about 80 degrees to the right and I jumped sideways about 3 feet and hit the gravel. So I was wondering what it would be.. I know most lifted trucks I have seen have dual steering stabilizers. Is that recommended ? Or could mine just be shot. I forgot to mention that when I'm driving on mostly smooth road my truck drives flawlessly. There's no alignment issues drives straight and true. [/QUOTE]

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