I don't know if it was even necessary to run one but I figured I'd make it work before ever even test driving the new steering so I made a bracket for this yesterday /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif. I am running x-over/histeer on my 10 bolt with the tierod behind the axle (although this would work with the tierod in front of the axle above the springs as well.) What I did was VERY VERY simple: I went to the auto parts store and bought 2 exhaust clamps of the appropriate size (axle tube diameter) and then cut a piece of 3/8'' plate into a square and welded the clamps to it (just a tack on each end for ease of assembly) drilled 4 holes in it for the u bolts of the clamps to go through. Next I drilled a hole dead center on the plate and mounted a shock stud straight up and down through it. I mounted this bracket on the drivers side of the axle and the stabilizer runs towards the passenger side. As for the tierod mount, there where already tabs welded to it for a hydro ram so I made use of those but you could easily weld tabs to it where ever you want or make a smaller plate with a shock stud in it with little u-bolts holding it to the tierod (like most aftermarket steering stabilzers use.) Shoot some paint on it and it looks really clean, hope this helps, it turned out for me!
