Hellwig Rear Swaybar - E450
Hey Gang, I'm considering installing the Hellwig 7180 on my 2013 E450. The rig is 32'5" in total length. The mod is cheap by RV standards, but I'm wondering if I'd get any real bang for the buc...
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Mich F wrote:Jopopsy wrote:
FWIW I'm using this for my tire pressures:
http://www.michelinrvtires.com/reference-materials/load-and-inflation-tables/#/
I can't find the load table for my Michelin MS/2's, but I've been told I can use the load table for the Ribs in its place so long as its the same size tire (225/75/R16).
Given the chart, I could probably safely drop my front tires down to 65 - I've never heard anybody getting their front axle up to max GAWR in a long Class C. I wonder if that would help too?
I know, I have to get it weighed, but if I can get in the ballpark I'm fine being a little firmer in the psi department.
I'd suggest running at lower inflation rates. You might get that better ride you're looking for. My MH is a couple hundred pounds or so less than yours.Those charts go by tire size not tread type or whatever. I run 60-65 in the front tires and 65-70 in the rears. With my wife and I in the MH, fully loaded we still have over 2,500# before reaching the GVWR. Our front axle was 4,120#, while the rear was 7,820. Give it a try before spending on anything. :B
What is your OCCC on the rig? You seem to pack SUPER light !
My axles coming off the line from Winnie were 3950 front and 7714 rear w/ full fuel and LP. Straight from them.
