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jimx200
Explorer
Aug 03, 2016

Sway Bar and Steering Stabilizer Questions on 1999 Shasta

I could use some guidance as to whether I would see much benefit with a new sway bar and stabilizer vs whats on it from the factory. It has the V10, E350 chassis, 24,000 miles and we would like to eli...
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SoCalDesertRid1
Explorer II
Aug 04, 2016
Toe in set to the maximum works good on most Fords to keep it steering straight. I've had the toe set to max on all my Ford trucks and it really does help the steering.

Heavy duty front and rear sway bars with polyurethane bushings will help alot to reduce body roll/sway.

Most Fords have soft rear springs. Those soft rear springs also contribute to body roll/sway. Stiffer rear springs help alot. All my Ford trucks have had stiffer rear spring packs in the rear.

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