🔧 9217 Silver Dual Stabilizer Kit by Skyjacker Review

Looks great. The frame does not need to be drilled. Even if you need to install the mount completely. Not me. I just twisted it and tightened it again a week later. does his job.

The existing stabilizer bar shock was supposed to be tapered and we didn't but I did. Generally a good project, installed fairly quickly. You'll also have a hard time piercing a Dodge's frame because of the fender, but it's doable.

Firstly the box arrived damaged and one of the packages with screws was opened. Second, the instructions were incredibly vague. I knew how to do this setup but it would be nice to have some pictures or something. None of the screws had torque ratings. Installing this thing was a headache to say the least. The biggest issue was that the metal bushings that go into the base stabilizer mount were too long. So I had to shave off the metal bushings to keep the bushings from breaking when installing…

Not at all what I wanted Factory damper installed When I read how to install it I was told , I'm supposed to drill a hole in my frame, which I obviously don't have the tools for, and I was looking for a block that goes through two shock absorbers, each other for this reason, as seen in the picture.When you receive the box, does it show the same after you open the box you will find you have the wrong kit and of course i want to fit that in today as i ordered a set urgently now i am at a loss i…