BD Diesel STEERING STABILIZER DODGE
151-1032003
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BD DIESEL PERFORMANCE 1032003 Features:
BD's Steering Box Stabilizer (SBS) eliminates steering wander and wobble caused by excessive shaft play in the steering box of late-model Dodge trucks. Designed for easy, bolt-in installation in about an hour, the SBS virtually eliminates frame flex at the steering box mounting point, resulting in more positive steering feel. The BD SBS is powder coated for corrosion resistance, and features a greasable, high-quality bearing for reliable operation. The SBS comes complete with high-strength mounting hardware and instructions.- Eliminates steering wander and wobble caused by excessive shaft play in the steering box
- Designed for easy, bolt-in installation in about an hour
- Virtually eliminates frame flex at the steering box mounting point
- More positive steering feel
- Silver vein powder coated for corrosion resistance
- Greasable, high-quality bearing for reliable operation
- High-strength mounting hardware
- Gas & Diesel
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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