DSS Steering Stabilizer
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Originally Posted by jiMMyCTD
i might have missed it. but how long of install? like 40min?
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Installed after a break
Originally Posted by mholm
This is a great upgrade. I installed one after the sector shaft broke on my truck. Lucky thing i was just moving my truck in my driveway!!!
Put one on with the new steering gear box because I never want to see that happen again!
Took a good hour start to finish.
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Originally Posted by paparcl
Is this DSS kit complete or do you have to buy anything else with it?
I just had to get a grease gun and a really big "crescent" wrench.
I'd say it's one mod that pays for itself, over and over again.
phox
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Originally Posted by y2kram
Better off w/the large sockek and a really big torque wrench
Figured I'd get more use out of the big wrench then the socket though.
phox
#24
I went ahead and bought the socket. Little sucker comes in handy when you have to remove your power steering pump 3 different times after you've installed the DSS. I love mine. It made the world of difference in the wandering feel my truck had.
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Ok where in the hell do you get one....
I got to have it, I assume it uses that bracket that is already there. It looks like some sort of steering stabilizer bracket...
I got to have it, I assume it uses that bracket that is already there. It looks like some sort of steering stabilizer bracket...
#26
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Great people, gerat product, great customer service. When I ordered mine he accidentally forgot to ship the locking sleeve with the bearing. When I called him and talked to him about it, he told me that he'd over night me one at no charge. When I told him not to worry and that I'd just go and pick it up he offered to reimburse me for it. In the end I told him not to worry about it and that I just wanted to make sure that I wasn't crazy. Real nice guy.
Great people, gerat product, great customer service. When I ordered mine he accidentally forgot to ship the locking sleeve with the bearing. When I called him and talked to him about it, he told me that he'd over night me one at no charge. When I told him not to worry and that I'd just go and pick it up he offered to reimburse me for it. In the end I told him not to worry about it and that I just wanted to make sure that I wasn't crazy. Real nice guy.
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Originally Posted by phox_mulder
Complete.
I just had to get a grease gun and a really big "crescent" wrench.
I'd say it's one mod that pays for itself, over and over again.
phox
I just had to get a grease gun and a really big "crescent" wrench.
I'd say it's one mod that pays for itself, over and over again.
phox
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Originally Posted by G-NOTE
I know I need to call them, but how much are they????
Doug Smith