I was wondering if anyone has used the motion control units for airbags?Super Steer makes some and also Source Engineering has them. They help to control the amount of air going into and out of the airbags for a more controlled ride so they claim.

I used them on a 2002 Winnebago Journey on a Freightliner XC chassis. The improvement in sway and overall handling was pretty amazing.I now have a different coach with a tag axle. It handled well when I got it but I still put the MCU's on. While there may be some slight change in sway control, it is far less than what I experienced on the Journey.

I have them on my 40ft Country Coach non tag. They do make a difference in the way the coach handles.

I had the same experience as "smlranger". I put them on the front of my tag axle coach and really didn't see much difference.

I just had them installed on my present coach at the Quartzsite RV show in January. The coach would lean more than I wanted going around corners on the highway and would also rock back and forth going in and out of uneven driveways.The difference is night and day. Going out of driveways it will still lean a bit but the motion is much slower and it only rocks once slowly instead of back and forth several times. Also, going around corners at highway speeds, the coach lean is much less, meaning I can maintain much closer to the speed limit when going around corners. IMO, they were worth the cost to control the side to side motion.

I have heard time and time again from owners and they really do like them. Some especially liked the effect of them on farm / bumpy / gravel roads that were uneven.

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DSDP_Don
Explorer
Mar 08, 2017
I had the same experience as "smlranger". I put them on the front of my tag axle coach and really didn't see much difference.
dons2346
Explorer
Mar 08, 2017
I have them on my 40ft Country Coach non tag. They do make a difference in the way the coach handles.
smlranger
Explorer
Mar 07, 2017
I used them on a 2002 Winnebago Journey on a Freightliner XC chassis. The improvement in sway and overall handling was pretty amazing.

I now have a different coach with a tag axle. It handled well when I got it but I still put the MCU's on. While there may be some slight change in sway control, it is far less than what I experienced on the Journey.

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