Need steering stabilizer part number
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2019 Mercedes Benz G63
Need steering stabilizer part number
Hi ,
im looking to replace the steering stabilizer on my 14 G63, it’s leaking and I get that wobble between 50-60.
does anyone have part number for fox? Is it a direct replacement or do I need to make changes or drill holes?
any comparison between fox or king or bilstein? If any one is better.
thanks
im looking to replace the steering stabilizer on my 14 G63, it’s leaking and I get that wobble between 50-60.
does anyone have part number for fox? Is it a direct replacement or do I need to make changes or drill holes?
any comparison between fox or king or bilstein? If any one is better.
thanks
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2005 G55K
I wrote a post about the Fox 2.0 steering stabilizer here in Post #160 on my build thread. I ordered my stabilizer through JackWagonOverlanding. For your 2014, you probably won't have to drill out the bolt holes as I believe the OE part was updated somewhere in the mid to late 2000's for the larger hardware size. Otherwise, drilling out the 2 holes is pretty quick and painless anyway.
If you're getting any sort of wobble at 50-60, you may want to check the balance on your tires, as the system should work without a steering stabilizer on good roads. Saying that, when I replaced my stabilizer (which was fully leaked out and dead) with the Fox 2.0 stabilizer, it fixed 90% of my steering wobble issues.
If you're getting any sort of wobble at 50-60, you may want to check the balance on your tires, as the system should work without a steering stabilizer on good roads. Saying that, when I replaced my stabilizer (which was fully leaked out and dead) with the Fox 2.0 stabilizer, it fixed 90% of my steering wobble issues.
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Joined: Jul 2020
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2019 Mercedes Benz G63
I wrote a post about the Fox 2.0 steering stabilizer here in Post #160 on my build thread. I ordered my stabilizer through JackWagonOverlanding. For your 2014, you probably won't have to drill out the bolt holes as I believe the OE part was updated somewhere in the mid to late 2000's for the larger hardware size. Otherwise, drilling out the 2 holes is pretty quick and painless anyway.
If you're getting any sort of wobble at 50-60, you may want to check the balance on your tires, as the system should work without a steering stabilizer on good roads. Saying that, when I replaced my stabilizer (which was fully leaked out and dead) with the Fox 2.0 stabilizer, it fixed 90% of my steering wobble issues.
If you're getting any sort of wobble at 50-60, you may want to check the balance on your tires, as the system should work without a steering stabilizer on good roads. Saying that, when I replaced my stabilizer (which was fully leaked out and dead) with the Fox 2.0 stabilizer, it fixed 90% of my steering wobble issues.
thank you. Is the part number for the fox 2.0 - 985-24-145? I found one cheaper at most stores. Just wanting to make sure that it doesn’t need any modification before I install it.
thanks
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2005 G55K
Not sure of the P/N.
I purchased through jackwagon who drop shipped from Eurowise. Link here.
It doesn't have any P/Ns on the shock itself and the box only had Eurowise P/Ns. But your P/N link does look very similar/identical. It will all depend on the body and stroke length, which I can't comment on unless I remove mine.
I purchased through jackwagon who drop shipped from Eurowise. Link here.
It doesn't have any P/Ns on the shock itself and the box only had Eurowise P/Ns. But your P/N link does look very similar/identical. It will all depend on the body and stroke length, which I can't comment on unless I remove mine.
