Thanks man, helped a lot. Just started putting mine on today, super easy except for drilling the hole. To anyone doing this ffs wear safety glasses at a minimum and goggles preferably, and be careful touching any metal shavings - they are sharp and lodge in your finger like a sliver.
Hell ya bro nice video well explained I just got this same stabilizing off amazon 44 bucks been looking all over for videos how to install this one the best thanks.
Had mine on for about 2 years now & its become loose. Tighten it & becomes loose again very fn noisy. Didn't really fix the steering either. Gonna take it off tomorrow 👍🤷
Were you able to put the skid plate back on? I have a 95 two door with a 6" BDS lift and 24X14 wheels on 35's and its scary to drive. i put a new steering gear box, upgraded the steering shift with out the rag joint, new pit man arm, new idler arm, new inner and outer tie rods, new ball joints, new spindles and upper control arms that came with then lift and did the alignment but I still have a lot of play. i ordered this kit and i'm really hoping this steering stabilizer helps me...it should be delivered today. If not i might need to get a different wheel setup.
I have a 6.5 BDS Coilover with no steering stabilizer but I also did a Kryptonite Ultimate Front End package, wheel bearings, and lower ball joints. I do have play but not nearly as much when it was OEM. I still want to get my steering more stable. I might have to make a custom so that the skid plate can go back on. I was thinking more inline to welding the parts on and just be able to swamp the steering stabilizer shock when I needed too. Or custom skid plate or both. Thanks for this video now I know where to start.
I put one of those on my 2006 GMC Yukon. It has worked great. I bought mine in 2015 and back then they were made in Mexico I believe - sad they went to China also.
Thank you for sending me that. You feel like it took the looseness out of the handling a good bit? I’ve got to put a new pitman in and my suspension parts are just not doing like they should.
I did all the steering of moog and nothing so I did the stabilizer and you can feel the tires are stiffer but the steering is loose so I need to look more in to it
@@TheBossXVI have you got rid of the rag joint in the steering shaft? i noticed alot of play in mine i put in a 90s jeep grand cheeroke shaft fits nice with a little modifications. i have 20inch wheels on 37inch tires with some good poke out passed the fenders + 9inch lift. i deffinitly think the stock steering boxes are crap and the remans just as bad iv only herd good about the red head pumps but i havnt tried myself. i want to add dual stabilizers i think that would help alot.
Honestly still feel the same But you do feel Stiffer when you turn but when you're driving straight like 40 miles in up you still get that loose steering feel
Thanks man, helped a lot. Just started putting mine on today, super easy except for drilling the hole. To anyone doing this ffs wear safety glasses at a minimum and goggles preferably, and be careful touching any metal shavings - they are sharp and lodge in your finger like a sliver.
Thanks for the support
Hell ya bro nice video well explained I just got this same stabilizing off amazon 44 bucks been looking all over for videos how to install this one the best thanks.
Thank you glad I can help
Thanks man, helped me through my install. Great video of everything in a good short amount of time
Cool vid I need to do this to my 99 Tahoe 4Sure
Thank you and yeah it was only $60 so I had to try it out
Had mine on for about 2 years now & its become loose. Tighten it & becomes loose again very fn noisy. Didn't really fix the steering either. Gonna take it off tomorrow 👍🤷
Were you able to put the skid plate back on? I have a 95 two door with a 6" BDS lift and 24X14 wheels on 35's and its scary to drive. i put a new steering gear box, upgraded the steering shift with out the rag joint, new pit man arm, new idler arm, new inner and outer tie rods, new ball joints, new spindles and upper control arms that came with then lift and did the alignment but I still have a lot of play. i ordered this kit and i'm really hoping this steering stabilizer helps me...it should be delivered today. If not i might need to get a different wheel setup.
Damm bro thats what I was scared of if I lifted the yukon and my set up has no off set and no the skid plate is still in the garage.
I have a 6.5 BDS Coilover with no steering stabilizer but I also did a Kryptonite Ultimate Front End package, wheel bearings, and lower ball joints. I do have play but not nearly as much when it was OEM. I still want to get my steering more stable. I might have to make a custom so that the skid plate can go back on. I was thinking more inline to welding the parts on and just be able to swamp the steering stabilizer shock when I needed too. Or custom skid plate or both. Thanks for this video now I know where to start.
I have a 99 suburban mine feels stiff it happens on and off I took it to mechanic but he wasn’t sure what it was
This wouldn't fix a gap in the steering wheel when turning will it?
No to be Honest
Hey bro I changed the factory wheels to 17 inch, tiers size (285/70/17) and every things else factory its work or not ?
I put one of those on my 2006 GMC Yukon. It has worked great. I bought mine in 2015 and back then they were made in Mexico I believe - sad they went to China also.
It sucks everything is from China now and days 😕
So what was the measurement for the ram being half way out and did that work or did you have to mess with it a bit
I dont remember the measurement but I will have to check for you and I haven't touch it since I installed it
Yes please let us know lol
Year after having it on the truck, would you recommend adding the stabilizer?
I think for the price it not a bad investment. And if you're doing big wheels
@@TheBossXVI
Its not so much the big rims but the huge ass tires!! WEIGHT...👀
was you able to put skid plates back on
No you can't put it back up
@@TheBossXVI that sucks maybe if you cut a slit in plate
that drill bit is toast lol throw a little oil on that thing man
I know lol didn't want to get back up 🤣🤣 the good thing there was snow everywhere
Next time put the drill on 1. It wont burn the bit and you'll drill smother.
do your wheels wobble when u hit a bump? i have a 98 and about to do my stabilizer bar to see if it works
hello it not a wobble but more like i feel like the steering is every were
theboss 1622 i have a wobble where i look out the window when i hit a bump and can literally see my tires moving
@@cobi0125 did you ever figure out what it was?
@@rodriguezobs4917 needed a steering stabilizer
Can you guys show me where to get this for 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe.
I edited to the description hope it helps
Thank you for sending me that. You feel like it took the looseness out of the handling a good bit? I’ve got to put a new pitman in and my suspension parts are just not doing like they should.
I did all the steering of moog and nothing so I did the stabilizer and you can feel the tires are stiffer but the steering is loose so I need to look more in to it
You know these old Chevys are hard to destroy man. I’ve drove mine since I was 16 and I’m 28.
They sure are bro I had mine 9 years now and it got 190k miles and still runs strong
What was the final measurement of the piston bro?
So what I did I extended it all the way out than I measure half of that
@@TheBossXVI thanx bro! Thats what I ended up doing as well
@@G_marvelous85 no problem
Ayyyy you live in Alaska?
No sir I'm from Illinois
Did this solve it?
It feel stiffer but still a lot of play in the steering so I'm thinking it the steering box
@@TheBossXVI have you got rid of the rag joint in the steering shaft? i noticed alot of play in mine i put in a 90s jeep grand cheeroke shaft fits nice with a little modifications. i have 20inch wheels on 37inch tires with some good poke out passed the fenders + 9inch lift. i deffinitly think the stock steering boxes are crap and the remans just as bad iv only herd good about the red head pumps but i havnt tried myself. i want to add dual stabilizers i think that would help alot.
did it help at all???????????????? we all want to know!!!!! please. $70.oo +/_ could save us ,,,bucks!! even if it helped a little! 4/08/21
Honestly still feel the same But you do feel Stiffer when you turn but when you're driving straight like 40 miles in up you still get that loose steering feel
@@TheBossXVI thank you for answering!! I've got a 99 tahoe 4x4 and I'm gonna put one on see what happens. thanx again.
@@TheBossXVI tighten the box a little?