Steering stabilizer

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Wraith3100

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Does anyone know who makes a steering stabilizer fit the 07-13 yukons? Thanks
 

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I think the issue is that none of them are listed as working for 07+. I could have sworn that the same kyb and rough country units that work for the NBS also work for the NNBS though.
 

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Yeah they aren't listed specifically for any of the NBS or NNBS but I'm pretty sure they do. It worked on my 02 though.
 

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Yeah they aren't listed specifically for any of the NBS or NNBS but I'm pretty sure they do. It worked on my 02 though.

Their steering setup is completely different though. It's rack and pinion rather than a box with idler and pitman arms like ours. I can find places where NBS years are included in the listing, but nothing with NNBS. I found out why I assumed that it worked on NNBS too, I had read that in a comment from you awhile back. I'm no longer convinced. I'd love to see it though.
 

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Their steering setup is completely different though. It's rack and pinion rather than a box with idler and pitman arms like ours. I can find places where NBS years are included in the listing, but nothing with NNBS. I found out why I assumed that it worked on NNBS too, I had read that in a comment from you awhile back. I'm no longer convinced. I'd love to see it though.[/
Oops I thought someone told me they worked. Disregard my suggestion!
 

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they come with them from the factory so there are factory provisions for one.
Hey how come you know so much about the NNBS trucks? Just curious since yours is a NBS! But since you do: would it be possible to use the factory XL2500 parts or at least the mount on the regular Yukon's?
 

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Hey how come you know so much about the NNBS trucks? Just curious since yours is a NBS! But since you do: would it be possible to use the factory XL2500 parts or at least the mount on the regular Yukon's?

I read too much. I spend way more time reading about different things people do to their vehicles than I do working on my own unfortunately.

I looked into swapping 2500 steering components into 1500 chassis and it does not seem that anyone has done so. Jeep guys ream out their knuckles to accept the HD GM steering linkages when running big tires. You can however body swap em and throw a 1500 on top of a 2500 frame or vice versa. Someone on performancetrucks.net has done that.

So.. Not sure on the second part. I'd have to look into it. Im guessing no... or someone would have done it. I can't seem to find anything. Maybe my google fu is failing me.
 

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I thought about reaming out my knuckles to accept the HD 2500 Tie rods and centerlink. Anyone done this to get beefier Tie Rods. I figured if I could use any 2500 Tie Rods, I wouldn't be as limited to only Rare Parts ones for Bigger 1500's.


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I thought about reaming out my knuckles to accept the HD 2500 Tie rods and centerlink. Anyone done this to get beefier Tie Rods. I figured if I could use any 2500 Tie Rods, I wouldn't be as limited to only Rare Parts ones for Bigger 1500's.


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It'd be cheaper. Though a good reamer bit isnt that cheap I suppose. If your only going to do the job once and don't need the reamer bit afterward than the rareparts option makes sense probably
 

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You guys figure anything out on this? Looking to add this to an NBS Tahoe. Think this should fit on the stock pin yeah? Just add a bracket to the frame?
 

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You guys figure anything out on this? Looking to add this to an NBS Tahoe. Think this should fit on the stock pin yeah? Just add a bracket to the frame?

Yeah the KYB and the rough country ones are a pretty easy install on the NBS 1500's. You need to drill 1 hole.
 

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Sorry, wasn't clear with my question. The bilstein 5100 from the link above. Connects to the pitman arm (non-u-bracket) and how is it best secured from there? It doesn't come with an L-shape bracket to drill into the frame does it?
 

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