Needing a very SMALL welding job done, any takers......

Mud Rookie

Mud Rookie

Mall Cruiser
Hey everyone.

Is there anyone who may have 15 minutes to spare me, maybe tomorrow as I will have my Jeep with me who can do a small and I mean small welding job. I need to have 1 maybe 2 spot welds put on my dual steering stabilizer adapter which is secured to my drag link which I believe may come loose eventually....Just want to be safe than sorry... I will pay you $$$$$ for your time of course.

Let me know

Thanks a million

Danny
 
B

BigDave

Well-known member
If you haven't got it repaired yet I'd be up to help out. I'm off Fisher near Prince of Wales so if you want to drive over some time this week I'd be happy to strengthen things up.
Cheers Dave
 
2

2Greys

Insert title here
Club Member
Stupid question but why dual stabilizers? Shouldn't need themb for jeeps. Technically done right you should be able to drive one without a stabilizer.
 
Andries

Andries

Well-known member
Club Member
2Greys said:
Stupid question but why dual stabilizers? Shouldn't need themb for jeeps. Technically done right you should be able to drive one without a stabilizer.
Click to expand...

After I demolished the stock single stabilizer on my JK, I put on a dual stabilizer only because it moved it up over top of the axle instead of right in front of it.
 
2

2Greys

Insert title here
Club Member
I guess that is one reason for a JK but most dual stabilizer throw one above and one below. Most times I have heard of people going dual is because they think they have to when going bigger. Ehich is not the case at all
 
Last edited:
J

junkpile

Well-known member
If you're closer to the east end I can fix you up. I'm on the outskirts of the always beautiful Carlsbad Springs
 
Mud Rookie

Mud Rookie

Mall Cruiser
I hear you.... I was not interested in getting the kit that you are referring to...one on top and the other on the bottom of the axle was out of the question. The other kit that put both directly in front of the axle on both sides of the dif did not interest me plus it was REALLY expensive..

Rough Country came out with a new side by side dual stabilizer kit that put both on top of the front axle. This is what I bought.

http://www.roughcountry.com/steering-stabilizer-87308.html

Its actually a really good design and I have heard nothing but good reviews about it and for $100 I really couldn't go wrong....
 
Last edited:
O

O.D.

Well-known member
Club Member
I can help out if you haven't already found a solution. I have south of Ottawa..
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top