cegusman
3/4 ton status
Any on runing a Trailmaster coil-over stering stablizer? How would you rate it?
Houston, TX
Houston, TX
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Trailmaster Stablizer
- Thread starter cegusman
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502Burban
1/2 ton status
Here's a '73 GMC Suburban - 502DFI
KRAZIE87K5
1/2 ton status
Trail Master PN 57201. I have one, and it does just fine. I might recommend the dual-kit if you are running big tires. I have 36" TSLs, and if I hit water on one side, the wheel still pulls with the single stabilizer on there.
Order from <a target="_blank" href=http://www.rockymountainsusp.com>www.rockymountainsusp.com</a>. They will drop ship it right from TrailMaster to your door!
<font color=red>GOT MUD???</font color=red>
My license plate reads:<font color=blue> 8 YR SUV</font color=blue>
454/TH400/NP205 - 14BFF/D60/w/ 4.10s - 36" TSLs
Order from <a target="_blank" href=http://www.rockymountainsusp.com>www.rockymountainsusp.com</a>. They will drop ship it right from TrailMaster to your door!
<font color=red>GOT MUD???</font color=red>
My license plate reads:<font color=blue> 8 YR SUV</font color=blue>
454/TH400/NP205 - 14BFF/D60/w/ 4.10s - 36" TSLs
Pugsley
1/2 ton status
I rank mine right up there with sliced bread - My Blazer was impossible to control in high winds with the OEM unit, and a Rancho hydraulic wasn't much better. Ever since I added the coilover, that problem has disappeared.
......And knowing is half the battle
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......And knowing is half the battle
<a target="_blank" href=http://pugsley.alloffroad.com>pugsley.alloffroad.com</a>
