Want to order a steering stabilizer quick, easy and cheap. Where?

[Dannyboy]

I heard of someone getting a steering stabilizer on here for like $40 and the offroad shop(If that is what they want to call themselves) in Lacrosse said the rancho would cost me like $65-70 so I walked out the door laughing. Now I need to now where. I only looked at JC Whitney so far and I had no luck. If anyone wants to give me a link to the order page I have a smoking credit card waiting to rock.
Thanks

 

[kvo]

I got mine at JC Whitney. It was the Heavy Duty unit from Heckerthorn (spelling?) for about $40 also. No drilling required. I don't think I have seen anything cheaper. Give them a call if you don't see it in the catalog.

 

[Clint]

http://board.rrorc.com/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=4&t=001233

 

[BUCHVILLEMAN]

im lookking at summit catalogue right now and they have the rancho for 49.95 and the trailmaster for 61.39.

ive also thought about getting one. it feels a little squirrely compared to stock. its not bad but for $50 i think that i will do it.

 

[Goober]

I ordered mine from this place. They have a variety of different names so choose which one you want. I had mine in two days. Rep was super nice and very friendly. I got the stabilizer that attaches via brackets around the frame. No drilling and installs in under thirty minutes. Works great.

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[Dannyboy]

and the winner is......
Goober, Thanks to all, I was getting frustrated. Went with the skyjacker single even though the lady thought with almost 9" of lift I would want the double, oh well you can always upgrade.

 

[SCEXPLORER]

is it needed to change the stablizers on a 97. just doesn't seem as important to me