Monroe Magnum SC2964 Steering Damper for Dodge Ram 2500

Works good, improvement over the stock piece. Speedy shipping

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Direct fit for my 2001 dodge ram 2500 4x4

Started to leak after 6 months. Still seems to work.

After putting this on my Dodge Ram 2500, it definitely has stiffened the sloppy steering I had. Worth the buy. Super easy to install

I put these on my 2005 Dodge 2500 Diesel and they made a significant difference in the way the truck rides and handles. With my old shocks it felt like I was riding in a covered wagon. With these shocks the truck rides so smooth. Looking to buy these shocks for my other vehicles. That’s how great they e worked for me.

Full-size Dodge Ram 4x4 pickups are susceptible to "death wobble" as front end parts begin to wear, when the suspension is lifted and when running tires that are larger than what the factory intended. My '05 Ram quad-cab long bed 4X4 is a bruiser with a Cummins Diesel, Kore suspension and Toyo Open Country 34's. At 21,000 miles, I replaced the stock steering damper (there was nothing wrong with it) with a pricey rebuidable nitrogen-charged Radflo unit from South Africa. At 23,000 miles, a seriuos death wobble began to develop at highway speeds when the front wheels would strike an overpass expansion joint, a pothole or a bump in the pavement. This is a potentially lethal situation as the vehicle's front wheels shimmy out of control while shaking the steeering wheel violently out of your hands. I may have a great sense of humor, but this is not too much fun on the rural 2-lane with oncoming traffic at 65 mph! While I feared the expense of worn ball joints, tie rod ends or a track bar, I suspected that fancy-schmancy replacement steering damper was just not doing its job and immediately replaced it with a Monroe Magnum stock replacement unit. Guess what, problem solved. The dampening action of the Radflo unit was totally shot after only 2,000 miles of combined highway and local driving (despite having a 85 PSI charge of nitrogen still present). Out of the vehicle, it took absolutely zero effort to either compress or extend the the Radflo steering damper ... in the dumpster this good-for-nothing foreign piece of trash went! Oh, by the way ... the Monroe steering damper was approximately 20% of the cost of the Radflo unit it had replaced. Word to the wise, buy American!

Works fine good price Why did you pick this product vs others?: Seams as well made as others

Didn’t make much of a difference. Super easy to install.

Old damper was completely toast and caused issues. This new one made for safer and better steering which was right away noticeable.

WELL IT FIT WELL but I don't know much more until I drive with it and see how it stands up

Seems O.K.

Good price, genuine Moog parts, fast shipping.

Great product works fantastic better than the dealers recommend it to anyone