rear "trac-bar" with airbags?
I'm intent on adding a rear trac-bar to our 2007 Ford E450 Fleetwood Jamboree 26J. I have added rear (and front) Firestone airbags already. I've noticed that some trac-bar products will not work in ...
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Most of the track bars are made by the same outfit to the same pattern. Then Named, Part Numbered and Painted to accommodate big names like Blue Ox and Super Steer. Suggest you look up the Blue Ox number, then call Blue Ox for customer service and ask for installation assistance. I have the Blue Ox "version" of that bar and called for help. Call was returned by their Suspension Specialist (Ralph), who said he had actually engineered those products before "retiring" and working for Blue Ox.
Or, get the SuperSteer number and try John at Henderson's Line Up in Grants Pass OR.
Maybe Eric Davis at Eric's RV in Sequim WA. Eric is big into RV suspension, and is the developer of the "Davis Tru-Trac" bar you may have heard of for front suspension on Class A's.
One or more of those guys is likely to have worked with an attempt to do a combo-install.
We have only the Blue Ox track bar, and installing it was bad enough. With Ralph's advice, I was able to install it and it does the job. But again, no air bags.
I don't know about the airbags, but be careful of the clamp that connects the track bar to the driver side frame rail. Careful to not pinch the wiring etc that's up there in the clamp.
Or, get the SuperSteer number and try John at Henderson's Line Up in Grants Pass OR.
Maybe Eric Davis at Eric's RV in Sequim WA. Eric is big into RV suspension, and is the developer of the "Davis Tru-Trac" bar you may have heard of for front suspension on Class A's.
One or more of those guys is likely to have worked with an attempt to do a combo-install.
We have only the Blue Ox track bar, and installing it was bad enough. With Ralph's advice, I was able to install it and it does the job. But again, no air bags.
I don't know about the airbags, but be careful of the clamp that connects the track bar to the driver side frame rail. Careful to not pinch the wiring etc that's up there in the clamp.
