2000-2005 Excursion Low Mount Steering Stabilizer (CS-FLMSS-99)

When it comes to steering stabilizers, not all shocks provide adequate performance. There are 2 types, IFP and Emulsion, while Emulsion shocks may seem like a good play because they are cheap, however, they are NOT intended to be used on stabilizers because the oil and gas are mixed, having them mounted in a horizontal position allows the oil to settle on the bottom. This results in the piston being half-submerged in oil, thus reducing its life span, on top of their tiny pistons, creates a piss-poor ability to control your steering and suspension.  

Enter Carli's Low-Mount Steering Stabilizer, featuring an Internal Floating Piston. This secondary piston separates the nitrogen cavity, allowing you to run it horizontally or vertically. This ensures the nitrogen properly pressurizes the oil cavity, ensuring the piston is always submerged in oil. This increases heat tolerance while eliminating cavitation.

Part Number: CS-FLMSS-99

• Durable stainless steel stabilizer body withstands elements and resists corrosion
• Features Billet Rod-Ends with 1/2″ Bearings
• Includes Zinc Coated Steel Clamp
• Corrects right-hand tire pull
• Can be adjusted from 70-200psi for firmer steering with proper nitrogen charging equipment

The Stainless Steel Low Mount Steering Stabilizer is a direct-fit replacement for your 2000-2005 Ford Excursion. Stabilizers come with a zinc coated steel clamp to attach the stabilizer to the factory tie rod bar. All of our stabilizers feature Stainless Steel Construction, hardened Nitride shafts, and precision bearings for long-lasting performance and cosmetic appearance.

Carli's Low Mount Stabilizer is an "Internal Floating Piston" shock. This means there is an internal dividing piston which keeps the oil and nitrogen separated. The nitrogen gas maintains constant pressure against the low mass "floating" dividing piston and the column of hydraulic oil, virtually eliminating the possibility of oil foaming or performance loss commonly seen in emulsion style stabilizers sold by competitors. Our Stainless Low Mount Stabilizer is a must-have addition if you are running larger tires or suffering from lack of control due to your worn out factory stabilizer.

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