Kore Steering Stabilizer

[TCornish]

Anyone install one of these yet? I Installed mine yesterday and my steering pulls to the left. What did I do wrong? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

 

[0013]

get up with kent kroker www.koreperformance.com or greg boardman www.desertracingconcepts.com -they could probably help you out better than anyone here. good luck...

chris

 

[TCornish]

Thanks, I sent an email to Kore, they are not open on Friday, so I will wait and see, Thanks again

 

[Fred Swanson]

The stabilizer shouldn't make the truck pull to the left. Check the stabilizer travel full lock left and right, and make sure it is not being limited. The rubber bumpstop should just about come in contact with the shock on full right, and the shock should not top out on full lock left.

Did you drive the truck with the suspension before installing the stabilizer? if so, disconnect it, and drive it again. Again, it should not make the truck pull or anything like that.

 

[TCornish]

I did drive the truck with the suspension first, it was fine, tracked straight. I talked to Greg Boardman and he said to let the nitrogen down to about 125 psi. As hard as it was to compress the shock, I can see it maybe pushing the steering a little to the left. I will try to make adjustments to see if it is being limited at full lock first.



Thanks

 

[Fred Swanson]

Ah yes, that could make a difference. Wasn't it fun to compress, though?

 

[4xquadrod]

I used a ratchet tie down and made installation a piece of cake.

 

[TCornish]

It made me grunt trying to compress it and tighten the bolts on the clamp. I got an email from Kent and he said to let some Nitro out, but not to go below 50 psi. I got it to 65 psi and it works like a champ.