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Do you really need to fit the stabiliser?
If you have issues with stability you need to sort that out before fitting the stabiliser.
Its not a cure for stability issues at normal towing speeds. Its a belt and braces job.
I have towed with and without. The main thing i found to affect stability (providing its loaded properly) was the noseweight.
Too little and it was put off course a little easier than having a higher noseweight.
I have a Mondeo also and find it a lot better when i have it above 70kg. Below 70kg and i do notice, Its not unstable but just a bit more prone to get sucked in with high vehicles.
As close to the maximum limits without going over and its much better.
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Topic: Snakemaster Swan Neck with Ford MONDEO
