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Message: [QUOTE="Garbage_Mechanic, post: 1516265, member: 1610"] One more possibility is tie rod roll. Have someone cycle the steering left right while you watch the tie rod. If it "rolls" each time direction is changed that is contributing. I'm a firm believer that the stabilizers are for absorbing big impacts without damage to components, not correcting wandering or feel. Should drive fine without a stabilizer. I would bet play or caster are the issues. No hunt on the 96. I do have a tie rod roll fix on it though. Good steering quality on these stone simple trucks relies on: No play No binding ball joints Steering box reasonably tight and having center "tight" area adjusted correctly. Caster Caster Caster [/QUOTE]

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