2011-2019 trucks did not come with an OEM steering stabilizer. Adding a steering stabilizer requires 2 mounting points, one on the steering center link(right side of truck) and one on the frame (left side of truck). 2011 to present trucks all have the mounting provision on the steering center link, which is the tapered hole in the right side of the steering center link near the idler arm. Regarding the frame mounting provision, this is the clevis (2 tabs sticking out) welded to the frame crossmember, and only the 2011-2014 and some 2015 trucks have this to be able to add on a steering stabilizer.

Adding the Cognito pitman and idler arm support kit removes the need for a steering stabilizer and offers more benefits than adding a stabilizer. If a steering stabilizer was added to the truck in this OEM location, it will conflict for space with the Cognito Pitman and Idler Arm Support Kit. Cognito recommends removing the steering stabilizer when adding the pitman and idler arm support kit, although for customers who wish to use both the Cognito Pitman Idler Arm Support Kit and a steering stabilizer, this mounting kit must be used to drop the frame mounting end of the stabilizer down to clear the Cognito Pitman Arm Support Bracket.

Each Kit Features:

• Relocates OEM steering stabilizer frame mount to allow for clearance of Cognito Pitman Idler Arm Support Kit
• Includes required relocation hardware
• 15 minute DIY install time
• Only to be used with 2011-2014 and some 2015 trucks where a steering stabilizer is added