Procomp shocks and steering stabilizer
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Procomp shocks and steering stabilizer
I needed longer shocks up front to use the ball joint spacers I got, so I ordered some ES3000 for the front--while I was at it I ordered the ES2000 steering stabilizer. I was going to save for the OME stabilizer, but for under $30. I figured I couldnt go wrong. It is a direct bolt on according to Procomp.
Anybody running these?? Impressions?
Anybody running these?? Impressions?
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Funny you should post this - I was wondering the same thing just yesterday...OME steering stabilizer is over 80 bucks no matter where I get it once S&H comes into effect. That seems like a lot for a steering stabilizer.
Even if the ProComp wore out after a year (not too likely) - you would have to replace it about 3 times before it cost more to go that route than a OME.
Even if the ProComp wore out after a year (not too likely) - you would have to replace it about 3 times before it cost more to go that route than a OME.
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I'm running the Procomp shocks and stabilizer. I can't really say much about the shocks because the previous owner put them on so I have nothing to compare them too. I can say that they have worked well for the 20K miles I've put on them.
I just recently installed the ss. Install was pretty easy. You can read about it with pics here.
I just recently installed the ss. Install was pretty easy. You can read about it with pics here.
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Originally Posted by AgRunner06
I'm running the Procomp shocks and stabilizer. I can't really say much about the shocks because the previous owner put them on so I have nothing to compare them too. I can say that they have worked well for the 20K miles I've put on them.
I just recently installed the ss. Install was pretty easy. You can read about it with pics here.
I just recently installed the ss. Install was pretty easy. You can read about it with pics here.
hey that helped a lot thnx!
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I bought one (2nd gen P/N: 219500) today from 4Wheel Parts here in Dallas for $29.95 carry out. I stopped at Autozone to borrow a pickle fork and it took about 15-20 mins to install. Hardest part was separating the factory pin from the steering linkage but lucky for me in came loose with about a dozen good hits with my claw hammer.
Very nice driving it around so far, I haven't been off road with it yet but the on road aspects of it are a nice improvement over the tiny and wore out factory stabilizer. This Procomp is a very beefy unit compared to the stock one.
I am happy with the price and performance especially for 50 bucks less than an OME.
Very nice driving it around so far, I haven't been off road with it yet but the on road aspects of it are a nice improvement over the tiny and wore out factory stabilizer. This Procomp is a very beefy unit compared to the stock one.
I am happy with the price and performance especially for 50 bucks less than an OME.
Last edited by ROMAD; 05-28-2004 at 07:01 PM.
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