View Poll Results: Which Stabilzer
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Which stabilizer is best
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I voted TWR. They even make a chrome model for those interested in bling. If you're interested . . . Tracy is always available by email if you have questions. He is a stand-up guy who will give you no BS answers.
http://www.twrbaggersplus.com/
http://www.twrbaggersplus.com/
Actually other than my stage 1 upgrade, the most bang for the buch I got was from a Missing Link!
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From: Southern California
From my perspective the only clearance issue is an 1/8" difference where the dog bone sits just under the lip of the crossmember. Any standard jack can still be used and the rest of the unit sits higher than the unadulterated crossmember. Never plan to get a centerstand so that's not an issue.
So unless I decide to use my SG for offroad or go parking lot stop jumping I'm good with my true-track exactly as is.
Primo
So unless I decide to use my SG for offroad or go parking lot stop jumping I'm good with my true-track exactly as is.
Primo
Last edited by Primo; Nov 14, 2008 at 06:56 PM.
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Someone with way too much time on their hands (not me) if they're bored enough should post pics of all the aforementioned stabilizing units on consecutive posts so everyone could compare and contrast the individual designs.
Anyone bored enough?
Anyone bored enough?
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