ARB Old Man Emu Steering Damper (Steering Stabilizer) — OMESD22 (Nissan Patrol MQ / 60 / G60) TRED tablets and GPS units during Front Light Bar Options:43 in Dual Function W/ Small Dual OEM Switch
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ARB Old Man Emu Steering Damper (Steering Stabilizer) — OMESD22 (Nissan Patrol MQ 60 G60) TRED tablets and GPS units during Front Light Bar Options:43 in Dual Function W Small Dual OEM Switch tablets and GPS units during a day in camp This unit comes with a 3 year limited manufacturer warranty This Old Man Emu steering damper brings it back under control — a hydraulic stabilizer that damps wheel vibration and the harsh kickback you feel through the wheel over corrugations Spec Detail Type Hydraulic steering damper stabilizer Seal Multi lip (oil loss resistant) Mounting OE stabilizer mounts reusable where appropriate Application Nissan Patrol 60 G60 MQ (refer ARB catalogue) Brand ARB Old Man Emu Part number OMESD22 Part of the shocks & steering range — see all suspension
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