Safe-t-plus 41-230 Blue Steering Stabilizer For Freightliner Roadmaster Spartan on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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SAFE-T-PLUS 41-230 BLUE STEERING STABILIZER
STEERING CONTROL
* Easy to install
* No welding
* No drilling
* Simply bolt onto the tie-rod and chassis
* Heavy duty
* Factory sealed
* Maintenance free
FITS:
* Freightliner XC
* Freightliner FRED
* Freightliner (Most models w/leaf springs)
* Magnum Blue Max 1997-1999 1-12" tie rod
* Magnum (all others)
* Roadmaster RR4R
* Roadmaster RSR
* Roadmaster (all others)
* Spartan Verst w/I-Beam & IPD sway bar
* Spartan 2004 K2 Series 1460 IFS (w/o Stabilizer Bar)
* Spartan (all others)
* Workhorse W16 thru 24
* Workhorse R-Series 2006-2008
* Workhorse UFO
* International 4400 - 4700 Trucks, Ambulance, School Bus 2006-2008
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