2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission BD steering box stabilizer?

[VolsFan]

Hi, I have been having problems with my front end like everybody else with a 2nd gen truck. I have searched the forums on here until Im blue in the face. I did the Lukes Link on the track bar and Maxx sway bar links from Genos and it made a lot of difference. The steering wheel now returns to center and it takes turns a lot better, however; there is still a little bit of play in the steering just going straight down the road. I was thinking about the BD steering box stabilizer, like the one advertized in Genos. Has anybody used this product?

Thanks

 

[Cigar John]

I put one on mine.

It made a noticable differance.

Easy install,did it by myself but would have been easier with a 2nd pair of hands.

 

[LBARTLETT]

whether you get a BD or a DSS get one and put it on, you might also think about a damper shock too! I have all that on and am getting ready to put a Rock Solid Ram steering fix on too, theyh are not very expensive

'Rock Solid' Ram Truck Steering !



good luck

 

[VolsFan]

I have the damper shock also, I put that on about a year ago. I think I will get the steering stabilizer, it sounds promising. The 'Rock Solid' column bushing sounds like a good, inexpensive fix, I'll have to research that some more. Thanks for the info.

 

[VolsFan]

I ended up getting the DSS and I put it on last night. From Source Automotive it came w/ free shipping. I really like it, it was worth the money.

 

[LBARTLETT]

I have the DSS, I also ordered the Rock Solid Steering bushing but haven't installed it yet

 

[XtremeDiesel]

i put the BD kit on my dads 1500 with out telling him, next time he drove it he calls me and asked me what the heck i did cause it feels like a new truck again, it's that much of a difference. also it makes it much safer when towing a trailer.

 

[Grumpy John 4x4]

Dss

Took care of my steering problems!Oo.