Fox Factory ATS Stabilizer

[j.o.y.ride]

Does anyone have the Fox Factory Race ATS stabilizer and has removed the factory mounting bracket? If so whats the process? Unlike the Falcon one I cannot find anything on it. Want to install a 2" tie rod mount.

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[Rockabillyroy]

https://www.synergymfg.com/instructions/4051-01-INST-A.pdf

 

[Brojave22]

its simple, the original stabilizer bolt on the left comes out, then 3 bolts off of the factory bracket, then the new bracket is included on the fox stabilizer, the threads on the axle the new bracket goes into are very soft (im assuming iron) the steel bolts going in I had to rethread. but it was easy overall. I threw out the manual but I saw a lot on youtube about the install

 

[Wet Willys]

I have that setup. That middle countersunk bolt is made of butter and has loctite on it. It's almost guaranteed to round out. If it does you can try spinning it off enough to loosen it by rotating the whole bracket after you have the smaller two screws off. If that doesn't work you may have to drill it out.

 

[j.o.y.ride]

That middle countersunk bolt is made of butter and has loctite on it. It's almost guaranteed to round out. If it does you can try spinning it off enough to loosen it by rotating the whole bracket after you have the smaller two screws off. If that doesn't work you may have to drill it out.

I'll give it a little heat and try and get it out properly but if not I have no problem drilling it

 

[Wet Willys]

I'll give it a little heat and try and get it out properly but if not I have no problem drilling it

I drilled mine, but the bolt is hardened and dulled my crappy drill bits fast. I finally spun it off by rotating the whole bracket, and cussing at it a lot....

 

[j.o.y.ride]

Reason I am switching to this one is the Falcon I have now, while a much easier adjustment, can't be drilled out, the bolt is part of the assembly. Having a hard time with the Falcon removal so just going to sell it and go with this. This one the bolt can just be drilled out, even if it takes a few drill bits.

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