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steering damper

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steering damper

Post by KCboy »

had a steering damper installed last week to my gen2 2.5 tdi pajero...kinda stupid since i had one installed and yet not sure what are its advantages? :D
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Post by hudson44 »

The only real purpose of a damper that i know of is to stop violent retraction of the steering wheel when off roading, hense no broken thumbs or fingers. I would imagine that it would soften steering wheel shudder when front tyres are out of balance however the balance issue should be sorted out anyway!
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Post by Lobby »

I fitted up a spring center return one on my NL. It did make a big difference off road, very little on road.
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Post by GREGGO »

Fitted a std one to my Paj and found a huge improvement traversing deep rutted tracks and rocky terrain. Worth the effort IMHO.

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Post by DougH »

I have allways heard the they increase the chances of bending your center link, any truth to that?
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Post by GREGGO »

I've had no worries in 2 years. Mines "U" bolted on in two places but it might slip a little under bending loads??
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