Popular right now
Lots of people have looked at this recently

Selling fast!
Grab yours while you can

Steer Smarts | SKU: S-79035001

SCRATCH AND DENT - Yeti XD™ Fox ATS Stabilizer Bolt

Name: SCRATCH AND DENT - Yeti XD™ Fox ATS Stabilizer Bolt
Brand: Steer Smarts
SKU: S-79035001
Price: 7.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$ 7.00 USD ~~$ 11.00~~

Yeti XD™ Steering Damper Bracket Bolt for Fox ATS Stabilizer

by Steer Smarts

Part number: S-79035001

This bolt allows you to use a Fox ATS Steering damper with our Yeti XD Steering Stabilizer Bracket.

**THIS IS A SCRATCH AND DENT ITEM**

Features

Stainless Steel Bolt and Two Spacing Lock Washers
Bolt compatible with JK, JL and JT chassis stabilizers

Installation

INSTALL TIME

(approx) 1/2 Hour

EASY LEVEL

Moderate Mechanical Skill Required

TOOLS

Basic Hand Tools

Torque Wrench

INSTRUCTIONS

Payment & Security

Payment methods

Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.

Customer Service Above and Beyond

Several weeks ago, I unfortunately hit a large rock with the left front of my 20 Gladiator in a turn lane. Couldn’t avoid it.
Local shop checked it out and found that I damaged the tie-rod ball joint. Heavy duty SteerSmart parts but a head on hit at high speed. Truck drove ok but I could tell something wasn’t right.

I called SteerSmarts for a replacement but they were undergoing end of year inventory and couldn’t ship the replacement tie-rod end but gave me the part number. I sourced the part from a vendor, it arrived two day shipping 12/23/24. I immediately unpacked and started the install.

As I attempted to install the tie-rod stud into the hub I realized something wasn’t correct. I then noticed a difference in the new stud (tapered) and the old (straight thread/minimal taper). There was an adapter in the bottom of the hub mounting hole.

After some quick research I couldn’t find a solution so I shot an email off to SteerSmart and started to wrap it up at 8:15 pm. I was positive I had ordered the wrong part.

Much to my surprise at 9:07 pm (10:07 pm Michigan time), Chris Doyle of SteerSmarts replied to my email with the solution….
“That is the new stud and correct part. All you need to do is hammer out the old taper sleeve in the knuckle and you are good to go! 75ftlb”

Thank you Chris for the early Christmas present.