are steering stabilizers used for TT only ??? would one hold up to jumps etc?

 

Yes they are used for anything and everything. I have a PEP one and I never take it off, works on all terain and jumps.

Dink

 

It will be the best investment you have ever made... It's like night and day. I have one on my lt500 and it works amazingly well.

 

what is the best brand stabilizer

 

ok im problably going to get one then.....yea whats the best brand?

 

a steering damper is the same thing right?

 

Get a PEP ----->clicky This will apply to your lt250 but read the notes ---->
Now fully rebuildable. The single largest handling improvement you can make to your quad. Bolt on in minutes with no welding. Perfect solution for track and trail to stop hand and arm fatigue. Gas charged damper has three-way adjustable mount for the perfect control for your personal riding preference.

NOTES:
*LT250R '87-92 - will not fit stock or DG pipe

or you can try a Denton ----->clicky read on ---->



Denton Racing stabilizer has seven finger tip adjustments, comes with billet mounting brackets.

NOTES:
HONDA TRX250R - must remove stock air box snorkel tube to use stabilizer on 250R

YAMAHA RAPTOR - will work with all exhausts including 2 into 1



i hope this helps.



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A steering damper is usually a hydraulic cylinder that attaches to the steering stem and then to the frame taking out the hard hits and keeping the bars from jerking out of your hands. It also reduces rider fatigue. Great investment on any quad regardless of application.

A steering stabilizer is a basically a sway bar. It is used just for TT racing. It reduces the tendency of the quad to lean to one side or to rollover in a turn. You don't want to have this on when going through dips and jumps.

Sometimes you hear the terms interchanged, however, their functions are totally different.

 

thank you very much