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Old 06-21-2011, 09:21 PM   #21
 
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very nice glad its all finished thats some good c/s...


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Old 06-21-2011, 09:25 PM   #22
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yes, it is Jay...even with the time it took them to redesign the brackets. when the guy told me 1 to 2 weeks originally, I was like "you sure?". i knew it would take longer than that, but i'm glad they fixed it as most companies these days would've stop answering my emails and forgot about me.
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Very nice Lee! Bilsteins are where its at!


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Glad they got it sorted out for you, customer service is a rare commodity anymore.


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Glad to hear your mod is finished and you are happy with it. Now enjoy it!!


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OK Wow I really missed this thread lol


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^LOL. That dual steering stabilizer kit was a PITA, Aaron. The brackets were not correct and one of the cylinders was hitting the stabilizer bar. Top Gun Customz actually worked with me and redesigned the brackets. And after a long wait, finally got the new brackets and they are perfect...both cylinders are now parallel to the ground as they should be.

The new brackets they sent me became their prototype for our trucks and they now ship all kits for our truck with these brackets (using these templates).

And although they look really cool and the steering feels slightly different, a steering box brace is still needed. But again, the dual setup looks really nice to me, especially with the shiny Bilstein cylinders.
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Old 10-01-2011, 05:37 PM   #28
 
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My buddy put a dual stablizer on his and didnt have those problems only had to drill a hole bigger and that was it. Glad it worked out for you. Sounds like a pain in the arse.


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^ Yeah. I was both surprised and appreciative that Top Gun Customz worked with me until it was straightened out...not the standard customer service these days.
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