Introducing The FOX ATS Direct Fit Grenadier Steering Stabilizer by Agile Offroad

[@aggitravel]

I need this one especially as I’ll be teaching the partner to drive the truck just incase I’ve had too many beers to drive. At the moment I’ve got use to it but sometimes I’ll drift over just by not paying attention for a second.

[@combiplex]

Super stuff, question you mentioned doing something on the steering stoppers in one of your channels. Is this something you will be offering eventually?

[@adamcohen3112]

Does this make the steering wheel turn back on its own after turning a corner?

[@Agileoffroad]

The Fox steering stabilizer will improve the return to center on the steering, but it will not completely fix it.

[@aggitravel]

What’s this like compared to the king one which is double the price?

[@markglosser4266]

Love the function of the new ATS. Changing topics, who makes ‘Polyurethane’ bushings for the front sway bar on a 2022 Sprinter 3500xd?

[@Agileoffroad]

We use the OEM bushings. Most of these modern vehicles use volcanized bushings.

[@Pandora882]

I had driven 5 Grenadiers on a long term basis and none of them drift ??? Either from new or at thousands of miles both petrol and diesel?????

[@stevegreen101]

Ave they been production vehicles?

[@Pandora882]

@@stevegreen101yes Steve 23 & 24 model years

[@Agileoffroad]

Stock Grenadier stabilizers don't 'drift', if you watch our other stabilizer video John does talk more in depth about what he means as far as wheel correction goes!

[@markelliott6105]

4 for me and concur 100%. Watching reviews from the USA is constant WTF are you talking about. Yesterday, I got caught by a second bank on a creek wash away at about 35mph on a beach and bump stopped front left. Grenadier didn’t stray off its line and there was no steering wheel whip at all. Back on the motorway today and it was its normal self - tracked exactly, no dead spot, no wander, relaxed at the wheel using just thumb and forefinger.

[@SaltShack]

@@markelliott6105I agree. It’s like mass hysteria started by some reviewer and repeated by everyone else. Probably that idiot Roman at TFL. My Grenadier steering is comparable to my 200 series, both of them, as far as wandering. Steering input is different but it doesn’t require anymore correction just…..different.

[@stevegreen101]

Don't suppose you know if your ATS version is a direct fit to a right hand drive vehicle also?

[@Agileoffroad]

We don't know yet! We don't have access to a right hand drive vehicle here. If you would like to experiment and send us photos we would greatly appreciate it.

[@SaltShack]

@@AgileoffroadWhy don’t you send him one?

[@steveheinz9363]

I noticed the skid plate. Are you working on a set?

[@Agileoffroad]

Yes we are! Launching very soon! If you head to our Instagram account, our most recent post is from a Live we did with our local Grenadier dealer, and John touches on the new skid plates during his segment if you're curious to know a little more before an official launch

[@steveheinz9363]

@@Agileoffroad Thanks! I'm interested in a set

[@Agileoffroad]

@@steveheinz9363 Head to our website, they are ready to purchase/pre-order

[@reneguerrero4657]

So no need to increase the caster?

[@Agileoffroad]

We don't. If you feel the need to, our recommendation is to keep it within factory settings and keep your alignment straight.

[@reneguerrero4657]

@@Agileoffroad i wish you can do a short reel showing how the on road driving is with this installed. This is the only thing holding me back from getting a Grenadier. Thank you.

[@Agileoffroad]

@@reneguerrero4657 We've had requests regarding the steering comparison. Its a difficult thing to show because it truly is a feel. We can absolutely try and attempt it this week with the ATS.

[@reneguerrero4657]

Does it give it a tighter turning circle?

[@jonkirkham1266]

Adjusted the Caster on mine to maximum, really big improvement but I intend to try the ATS too.

[@grnamin]

Will the new ATS need rebuilding every so often?

[@Agileoffroad]

Probably not. John had a Fox ATS on his old Jeep for 80,000 miles and it still performed as new.

[@mikel9741]

Installed dual ATS stabilizers on my 2500 Ram in place of their basic 2.0 stabilizers. $1000 later, not a damned bit of difference. Nothing, Nada. What's more, Fox claims there is 24 clicks of adjustment. I have 18 on one, 20 on the other. I emailed Fox with this concern, they didn't even have the courtesy to respond. Nothing...again. I run 2.5's on my truck, but I'm gonna have to reconsider brands when it comes time to replace shocks. Fox money might buy you orange stickers and street cred, but that's about it in my experience.