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I installed the pro comp es2000 stabilizer on my 1989 toyota 4runner. It is stock height but it has 31x10.5 r15 tires. I can turn all the way to the right but when i try to turn to the left i can't turn as much. Any ideas why this is? Any suggestions on how to fix it?
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turning is
the shock doesnt bend, i can (if i try hard enough) push it all the way down and then take it all the way out. When i turn to the left it fully locks
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hahaha
that makes two of us... Is there something i need to adjust? or it just bolts on? I asked the 4wheelparts people and they said i didn't need anything else for the install. But i did not ask if i needed to adjust it or align it in some way?
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did you install the shock with the tyres at full lock like you should have?
i get whats wrong with your rig my friend
left \ - \
right / -- /
as in the shock up front!!!!!
i get whats wrong with your rig my friend
left \ - \
right / -- /
as in the shock up front!!!!!
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Yep I'd have to agree with nmtoy; you got the wrong one. It doesn't matter how the wheels are aligned when you replace the stabilizer, it's a simple put it on type part. If it isn't allowing full range of steering it's got to be the wrong part # - unless you unbolted something else in the steering linkage & moved tires or steering wheel etc. If all you did was unbolt the old stabilizer & bolt on the new one it's the wrong part.