2009-2013 Cummins Dual Steering Stabilizer - T-Style (BDS2014DH)
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Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model |
| 2009-2013 | Dodge Ram HD | 6.7L Cummins w/ T-Style Steering |
Installing larger tires can exert additional force on your truck's suspension, but steering stabilizer shocks can effectively reduce bump steer and steering wheel feedback. BDS mounting brackets are constructed of high-strength steel and can extend the lifespan of your steering components.
Part Number: BDS2014DH
Features
Features
- Enhance vehicle control with reduced steering shimmy and bump steer
- Improve tire wear and front-end component life
- Lessen side-to-side motion caused by wide tires and road conditions
- Heavy-duty gusseted mounting brackets
- Durable metallic silver finish
- Vehicle specific valving for better control
- High-end performance at an affordable price
Questions and Answers
Questions and Answers
Previously asked questions
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If I understand correctly, you have to convert your y-style steering to T-style before doing this kit?
No conversion is needed if your truck is stock: 2009–2013 Ram trucks already came from the factory with the upgraded T-style steering linkage. You only need to convert if your truck is an older model (2003–2008) utilizing the old Y-style setup, or if a previous owner downgraded the steering. If you're unsure, look under your truck. If you see one solid, continuous tie rod connecting the driver's side wheel directly to the passenger's side wheel, you already have T-style steering and this BDS kit will bolt right on.
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Do you need a lift to install this kit?
No.
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How much warranty is on this ? Because I installed this kit on my truck in Aug and oil is leaking out of them already .
If you've got a faulty part, please check out our warranty page -> HERE.
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Will this fit my 2017 ram 3500?
This will not fit.
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This come with shocks and everything needed for installation??
You bet!
