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rockhillmanor
Aug 17, 2019Explorer
What I did on my 32 ft that made a BIG difference in handling was I took it to a suspension shop and they did all this calculation figuring. I have quite a bit over hang from the rear axles back.
What they came up with was 'adding' one leaf to the leaf springs.
What a difference in handling, and as an unexpected bonus it lifted the back end and I now no longer bottom out/drag the hitch up and down those pesky steep gas station driveways.
Leaf springs are metal and metal fatigues. The leaf springs may look just fine but over time they are no where's as strong as they were when new.
Couldn't be happier with the add a leaf fix and it was not that expensive.
What they came up with was 'adding' one leaf to the leaf springs.
What a difference in handling, and as an unexpected bonus it lifted the back end and I now no longer bottom out/drag the hitch up and down those pesky steep gas station driveways.
Leaf springs are metal and metal fatigues. The leaf springs may look just fine but over time they are no where's as strong as they were when new.
Couldn't be happier with the add a leaf fix and it was not that expensive.
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