four wheel drive conversion
We have a 24ft class c, a 2005 Fleetwood Tioga 23e, on the Ford E 450 chassis. We are thinking of getting a 4wd conversion done by Advanced Four Drive in Salt Lake City. It would make driving on som...
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I suggest going over the SportsMobile Forums and doing a search. This topic has been covered a lot, and there's a few folks who where not happy with Advanced. I would be especially wary on a motorhome, because they tend to not use robust axle options, and may not have enough suspension travel to tame the ride. They also machine their own brake rotors and/or hubs, so brake jobs can be difficult when it comes to sourcing new parts.
OTOH, I highly recommend QuadVan. It's all new OEM Ford parts, which makes it ride well, turn sharper, and is easily serviceable at Ford dealers. I'm using them for my van, and will be going with an F550/wide-track axle to get the tightest turning radius possible. Their standard axle brings the turning radius in 7-ft, and the wide-track even more.
OTOH, I highly recommend QuadVan. It's all new OEM Ford parts, which makes it ride well, turn sharper, and is easily serviceable at Ford dealers. I'm using them for my van, and will be going with an F550/wide-track axle to get the tightest turning radius possible. Their standard axle brings the turning radius in 7-ft, and the wide-track even more.
