2003-2008 Cummins Stainless Low-Mount Steering Stabilizer Y-Style (CS-DLMSS-Y)
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Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model |
| 2003 - 2008 | Dodge | Ram 2500 |
| 2003 - 2008 | Dodge | Ram 3500 |
The Carli Stainless Low Mount Steering Stabilizer is a crucial upgrade to any lifted pickup, It provides the sturdiness and stability the front axle needs when you lift your truck or install larger wheels and tires. Additionally, it aids in reducing bump steer, improving response time, and contributing to overall truck comfort and security. With increased truck maneuverability and control, drivers will enjoy a smoother ride over bumps and dips in the road.
Part Number: CS-DLMSS-Y
Features
Features
- For a Y-style steering system
- Uses proprietary Carli stabilizer shocks that run a custom valving profile
- Shock is adjustable from 70psi to 200psi
- Stainless-steel body with machined billet aluminum rod ends and 1/2" spherical bearings
From Carli Suspension
From Carli Suspension
Our proprietary stabilizers run a custom valving profile and small shaft diameter as we’ve found this combination best in steering damper applications. They are fully-rebuildable and boasts a Stainless Steel body with Machined Billet Aluminum Rod ends housing precision 1/2” Spherical Bearings topped off with a hardened Black Nitride Shaft. The stabilizer’s nitrogen chamber is adjustable from 70psi to 200psi allowing customers to correct for radial tire-pull. If no pull exists, the Stabilizer can be set from 70psi to 100psi as this neutral range will pressurize the oil for proper function without biasing correcting in either direction.
This stabilizer replaces your factory steering stabilizer with our IFP Unit. It’s orientation allows for correction of right-hand radial pull by adjusting the nitrogen pressure. A Differential Guard and Diff-Guard Bracket can be added to reverse the stabilizer’s orientation allowing left-hand radial pull correction.
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