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ICON  |  SKU: ICO65052

ICON 05-22 Ford Super Duty 2.5 Power Brake Steering Stabilizing Kit

Regular price $ 93517

Can I pick up my order or have it installed at your shop?

Yes! We offer local pickup on most products and professional installation at our shop at 25 Town and Country Drive, Washington, MO. 63390. Contact us at 636-429-7020 to schedule a time to come in.

How do I know if this part fits my vehicle?

If no fitment info is listed, contact us at 636-429-7020 with your vehicle’s year, make, and model — we’ll help you find the right part.

What if I need to return a product or it’s defective?

Most items can be returned within 30 days if unused and in original packaging. Many products also include a manufacturer warranty. Contact us at 636-429-7020 for assistance.

How can I track my order?

Once your order ships, you’ll get a tracking number via email to monitor your shipment.

Description

The ICON Centerline Steering Stabilizer features a through-shaft design to eliminate the push/pull sensation associated with traditional steering stabilizers, resulting in more consistent damping and symmetrical steering feel throughout the input range. The large 2.5-inch diameter stabilizer body and piggyback reservoir increases fluid volume to prevent performance fade due to heat and cavitation. This unit provides a significant increase in steering damping compared to the stock equipment, for an improved driving experience with both stock size and oversize aftermarket wheels and tires. The kit also allows for increased steering travel compared to other aftermarket steering stabilizers. The stabilizer body shares components with ICON's proven 2.5 Series shock absorbers, meaning the unit is fully rebuildable. 2.5 Series features a 6061 hard anodized aluminum shock body for excellent corrosion resistance and a beefy 7/8” chrome plated induction-hardened steel shaft. FK Rod End bearings provide precise function & feel throughout steering range. Installation is 100% bolt-on using common hand tools and should be an easy job for both professional mechanics and experienced DIY'ers.