Roadmaster rear sway bar install
I had a sway bar installed on rear of 2016 38Q Winnebago as part of my purchase at Camping World. I took my motorhome in for alignment at a shop I really trust and asked them to check it over as it se...
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Goldencrazy wrote:
I had a sway bar installed on rear of 2016 38Q Winnebago as part of my purchase at Camping World. I took my motorhome in for alignment at a shop I really trust and asked them to check it over as it seemed to be high on driver's side. They told me the sway bar was attached at a 45 degree angle instead of 90 to the frame. They said instructions were pretty clear it was to be perpendicular. So I had them redo the install. I don't have it back yet but curious if anyone with knowledge greater than mine knows if the attachment at an angle would make a difference.
the thing is a bar set at 45 dgrees or 90 would have no bearing on the vehicle being unlevel(higher on drivers side)
the bar would sit flat against the frame brackets and then they must have drilled the link bar holes in the wrong place to have the bar sit at a 45 degree angle (pretty pretty dumb)
