Problem installing Fox TS Steering Stabilizer. Need bracket?

[Gladiatorx2]

Hello again to all! I attempted to install a Fox Performance Series TS on my 2023 Rubicon tonight. My issue is installing the end that attaches to the bracket on the differential. I am attaching pictures of the stabilizer and you can see what mine has which is the aluminum piece with the 4 Allen head bolts.

When I look up this stabilizer the picture shows a bracket that replaces the stock bracket and the collar for lack of a better word I would need as well.

Do you think that I can buy them from Fox? Does anyone here have one or even a picture of that end installed? Any other place to source?

Also if anyone has directions that they could send in a pm I would appreciate it. That might show what is included with a diagram so I will know what to ask for. I got this from a member here so time back but maybe didn't get all that I needed.

Thanks for you help-Bill

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[wcberry]

I believe what you have is to mount like this and not on the diff. It locates it higher so it is not as vulnerable to rocks.

 

[wcberry]

This is the diff mount.

 

[Pickle_Bill]

https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...eti-xd-steering-stabilizer-relocation-bracket

and add these at the same time.

https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...rts-yeti-xd-9-16in-track-bar-bolt-upgrade-kit

 

[Gladiatorx2]

Thank you! The member that I got it from had a Mojave and took it off prior to trading. On the top picture that is exactly what I have. If I am correct by the previous reply I would need to buy the parts needed to install or relocate.

I called Fox Suspension and the gave me the part numbers for an adapter, bracket and two fasteners or bolt. I purchased all for like 64.00 which included 15.00 for shipping.

I may later relocate as in the top picture. Does it make any difference how it drives any either position for better or worse?

Thank you again for your help!

 

[Pickle_Bill]

Assuming you bought the diff mount bracket, you will have to remove the existing tie rod mount. That bolt is in there tight with red loctite. So, use a quality hex wrench and some muscle. It will break loose. Heat is not an option because of the o-rings in there.

I don't believe it makes any difference other than better location. I have an after market tie rod, so I had to go with the other bracket and high mount.

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