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Hikerdogs
Aug 03, 2013Explorer
While the chassis aren't exactly the same we put a Roadmaster rear sway bar on our 2001 motorhome on the F53 chassis. It made a big difference in the amount of sway going over uneven pavement and in and out of driveways.
We have a little over 5000 miles on our 2013 motorhome on the F53 chassis and don't see any need for the additioan sway bar. The new motorhome is on a 22,000 lb chassis with 22,5" tires and handles much different than the old one.
We have a little over 5000 miles on our 2013 motorhome on the F53 chassis and don't see any need for the additioan sway bar. The new motorhome is on a 22,000 lb chassis with 22,5" tires and handles much different than the old one.
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