Rough CountryN3 Dual Steering Stabilizer for 1999-2004 Super Duty 4WD - 8749030

Easy to install, great price and the truck handles a lot better than a single Factory one. Wish they would have sent stickers to say who made them I keep getting asked

Easy install, really helped steering

Works great, Price was right and shipping was on point. I noticed a big difference in my steering. 5" lift on 35" tires. Also installed dual shocks in the front as well. Rough country has good product for the price.

Works great so far, but the instructions were very unhelpful. I had to use the pictures from the Amazon listing to figure out how its supposed to go together, because if you follow the pictures in the instructions you'll end up installing it upside down like I did. Other than that, super easy installation, and it does the job very well for the price. Like other reviews have mentioned you're going to want to get some extra washers, because the kit doesn't come with enough for every connection.my only complaint is that the steering wheel doesn't self-straighten when turning. This isn't a product fault, just something that happens with a dual shock stabilizer. You have to feed the steering wheel back straight after a turn. Doesn't take long to get used to, but it will startle you the first time!!!!

Easy install fit as should. Had a single stabilizer, highly recommended upgrading to this dual unit. Stabilizers have large rod compared to stock.

For the price it was worth it for me to get this set/kit. Ended up re-using another brands kit that I already had on my truck. I noticed I would loose a little in my turning radius with the brackets that came with this kit. Like I mentioned the price was way reasonable than trying to buy the other brand I bought 3+ years ago. Also had to slightly modify the original bracket for clearance of the new steering damper.

I've got a 2002 F250 cc sb 4wd. I have a RedHead steering gear, brand new tie rods, track bar, pitman arm, etc, running 33" tires. My tire wear is excellent and uniform, the steering wheel is super tight with zero discernable play in the wheel. None. I still found that the truck would wander a bit. I tried the single Bilstein steering stabilizer, but it pushed the truck in one direction all the time. It was like I had to fight the gas charged Bilstein constantly. The old worn out stock stabilizer was shot, but better than the Bilstein. I bought this setup and it was very easy to install and what an amazing difference in the gradual drifting to one side or another this single addition made! I can find a flat road (not much road crown) and practically let the steering wheel go...it just goes straight as an arrow. The steering feel did get heavier, but I would not want to go back to stock or a single stabilizer. These are just fantastic.

Stiffens steering, not that difficult to install, just used an impact, pretty durable parts. No instructions but one 5 minute YouTube video got me through it. Looks pretty good too.