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Stabilizer Damper 0-6" Lift for Ford F-350 1986-1997 4WD MonoBeam Axle



All modifications must be installed by licensed mechanics and in compliance with your local modification regulations

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Feature

  • Stable Control:Steering dampers absorb shocks and minimize vibrations, our steering stabilizer delivers smoother handling and enhanced stability of your lifted SUV and heavy duty trucks.
  • Durable Material:Built from high-strength steel, coated with anti-corrosion powder, ensuring lasting performance in the various environments
  • Rubber Bushing:Stabilizers with natural rubber bushings effectively absorb noise and reduce vibration during driving, a perfect combination of smooth ride and off-road performance
  • Durability:Equipped with a protective boot that shields the shock rod and oil seal from debris and harsh road conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance.
  • Built for Big Rides:Precision-engineered to support vehicles upgraded with oversized wheels and tires, delivering reliable stabilization where it's needed most.
  • Extended Component Life:Helps extend the life of your steering components by reducing wear and tear on tie rods and ball joints.

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Specification
  • Type:Steering Stabilizer
  • Material: High Tensile Strength Carbon Steel
  • Finish: Powder Coated
  • Diameter Of Piston Rod: 18mm/0.71"
  • Piston Diameter:35mm/1.37"
  • Outer Cylinder Diameter: 54mm/2.12"
  • Travel: 224mm/8.82"
  • Extended Length: 676mm/26.61"
  • Collapsed Length: 452mm/17.79"
  • Nitrogen Charged:NO
  • Dust Cover Equipped: Yes
Package included
  • 1x Steering Stabilizer Shock
  • Mounting brackets
  • Necessary Hardware
Application
  • For Ford F-350 4WD 1986-1997

NOTE:

  • F-350 Only
  • MonoBeam Axle Only

Why Chosse US?

Why Chosse US?

Application: for Ford F-350 4WD 1986-1997 NOTE: F-350 Only,MonoBeam Axle Only Rubber bushings for better absorption. 18mm Chromed Hardened Piston Rod. 35mm Diameter Sintered Iron Piston. 54mm body diameter for better heat dissipation.