Steering stabilizer 2001 Ranger?

[sscalf1]

Would like to have one but no one makes it for R&P steering?? Any ideas? I had an 84' F150 with a universal would something like that work?

 

[mjonesjr]

There is no need for a steering stabilizer on a '98+ Ranger.

 

[triumphrider-1]

Why do you need one?

 

[sscalf1]

Installed 33' tires and It feels like it has a road walk to it. I am fixing the truck up for my teenage Son and was worried about it.

 

[mjonesjr]

The rack and pinioin steering doesn't need a steering stabilizer. Not only that, but there is no way to put one on.

 

[triumphrider-1]

I'm sure someone out there rigged one up to it (if not a Ranger maybe some other vehicle)...


This my sound rude but, did you get an alignment after the lift? Other than that maybe the tie-rods are getting old.

 

[milje]

Installed 33' tires and It feels like it has a road walk to it. I am fixing the truck up for my teenage Son and was worried about it.

There's plenty of guys DDing with 33's, I say take it in for an alignment rather than just putting a bandaid on the problem.

 

[mjonesjr]

Did you replace the shocks after the lift?

 

[shizzy]

what PSI are you running the tires at? a couple of pounds makes all the difference even with my 31's

32 vs 35 PSI is a huge difference.

 

[sscalf1]

This may be hard to believe but the truck is an 01' with 5074 miles! It was fron an estate sale. So age is not a factor. I had a 3 inch body lift with 16' DC1 wheels and 33" Procomp MT tires.

Like I said it just tends to wonder a little at highway speed and it concerned me for a kid to drive.

Thank you all for your help.