Steering stabilizers???
I'm not wanting to beat a dead horse....but do stabilizers lessen driver fatigue caused by the almost constant need for minor steering wheel input? My 2011 E450 31' only has 5000 miles and 6 brand new...
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We are enjoying our 5th MoHo - 4 Gassers and now a DP.
After reading some horror stories here and elsewhere (more years ago than I wish to reveal), I put the dual spring stabilizer (Steer-Safe) on my then MoHo. It did help in lowering the constant steering wheel motion to keep the rig 'between the lines', but on the next rig I purchased (Our DP) I installed the 'Safe-T-Steer'. I would offer the opinion that the enclosed Safe-T-Steer (while more expensive) is superior if a front tire blowout should happen. The damper of the piston makes it much easier to maintain control and there is less likelyhood of an uncontrolled loss of steering. JMHO
After reading some horror stories here and elsewhere (more years ago than I wish to reveal), I put the dual spring stabilizer (Steer-Safe) on my then MoHo. It did help in lowering the constant steering wheel motion to keep the rig 'between the lines', but on the next rig I purchased (Our DP) I installed the 'Safe-T-Steer'. I would offer the opinion that the enclosed Safe-T-Steer (while more expensive) is superior if a front tire blowout should happen. The damper of the piston makes it much easier to maintain control and there is less likelyhood of an uncontrolled loss of steering. JMHO
