Steering stabilizer? - Land Rovers Only

texasrover · 07-28-2006, 09:36 AM

What should I expect to feel when this is worn out. As is, it walks a little and the steering wheel has a lot of feed back with grooves in the road. I can feel it pulling the wheel and almost fight to correct it then usually as I get it corrected the grooves change enough to make my correction and over correction. I am flirting this being pulled over for suspected drunk driving.

Does this sound like a stabilizer?

texasrover · 07-28-2006, 09:37 AM

BTW... it tracks just fine... with no real pull on smooth roads.

Hank · 07-28-2006, 09:42 AM

I ran about 10k mile without one. Then, I started to get a "shake" in the steering wheel, so I install a new one. That did not correct my problem. I got the tires re-balanced, and all was well.

So, I'm not too sure you'll "feel" anything. I'd say it does help a little with bump-steer, though

daway · 07-28-2006, 10:43 AM

i just had my rrc t-rods, aliment, balanced/rotated and acouple of other things done because it was pulling to the right and it helped out alot but i still have alittle play in the steering wheel on my '93 factory steering dampers. it drive straight as it could ever get (roads r never that perfect) i just order a ome damper at lrr for $60 which is a great deal! so next wk when i put it in i will tell u if it make a differnts. i think it will. i am a picky person about my steering and pulling. aaron

07-28-2006, 09:36 AM	#1 (permalink)
texasrover Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ft. Worth, Texas Posts: 490 Gallery: 0	Steering stabilizer? What should I expect to feel when this is worn out. As is, it walks a little and the steering wheel has a lot of feed back with grooves in the road. I can feel it pulling the wheel and almost fight to correct it then usually as I get it corrected the grooves change enough to make my correction and over correction. I am flirting this being pulled over for suspected drunk driving. Does this sound like a stabilizer? __________________ That is not a leak! That is undercarriage rust inhibitor. 98 Discovery

07-28-2006, 09:37 AM	#2 (permalink)
texasrover Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ft. Worth, Texas Posts: 490 Gallery: 0	BTW... it tracks just fine... with no real pull on smooth roads. __________________ That is not a leak! That is undercarriage rust inhibitor. 98 Discovery

07-28-2006, 10:43 AM	#4 (permalink)
daway Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: St. Croix Valley, MN Posts: 1,292 Gallery: 0	i just had my rrc t-rods, aliment, balanced/rotated and acouple of other things done because it was pulling to the right and it helped out alot but i still have alittle play in the steering wheel on my '93 factory steering dampers. it drive straight as it could ever get (roads r never that perfect) i just order a ome damper at lrr for $60 which is a great deal! so next wk when i put it in i will tell u if it make a differnts. i think it will. i am a picky person about my steering and pulling. aaron __________________ 1993 RRC, county LWB "bertha" 1991 RRC (dad's), parting out (email me or check out the link below) myroverworld

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07-28-2006, 09:42 AM	#3 (permalink)
Hank Banned Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: VA Posts: 914 Gallery: 0	I ran about 10k mile without one. Then, I started to get a "shake" in the steering wheel, so I install a new one. That did not correct my problem. I got the tires re-balanced, and all was well. So, I'm not too sure you'll "feel" anything. I'd say it does help a little with bump-steer, though

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