Which stabilizer?
So it sounds like one would help. The question now is which one. Which would get your recommendations? The Roadmaster RSSC Reflex Stabilizer Unit or the Safe-T-Plus unit?....
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I mentioned Steer Safe, from a company by that name in Deming NM. Here's a photo:
Not exactly a "clean look" like Ron's Safe-T-Plus, but it has a lot of fans. As I wrote above, it mounts in addition to any existing hydraulic damper and the springs provide the centering effort. I can see this advantage: It works on the Wheels themselves (well, the steering knuckles) and not through the steering linkage. Stabilizers like Safe-T-Plus and Reflex lose effectiveness as the tie rod ends wear.
Not exactly a "clean look" like Ron's Safe-T-Plus, but it has a lot of fans. As I wrote above, it mounts in addition to any existing hydraulic damper and the springs provide the centering effort. I can see this advantage: It works on the Wheels themselves (well, the steering knuckles) and not through the steering linkage. Stabilizers like Safe-T-Plus and Reflex lose effectiveness as the tie rod ends wear.
