How Does Safe-T-Plus Steering Stabilizer For E350 E450 Compare To Roadmaster Reflex?

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How is the Safe-T-Plus ST98MR different from the Roadmaster Reflex I’ve seen for the same chassis?

asked by: Ben

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Expert Reply:

Ben, both aim to keep your steering centered, but the # ST98MR uses a sealed hydraulic piston with a calibrated spring instead of external coils. That gives you smoother centering and better control when the road surface changes. It’s also fully maintenance-free and tuned specifically for the 2007-up E-350/E-450 steering gear.

If you already have a Reflex and still feel like the wheel floats, the Safe-T-Plus is the logical upgrade.

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Answer 10

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