Sprinter Class C 4x4 Conversion
Hello, I am looking at buying a Class C sprinter based RV, but I would really love 4 wheel drive as I wold like to do some winter RVing. I know about White Feather conversions, but the reviews ar...
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The reason Whitefeather gets a bad wrap is the electronics.... Their built quality isn't the issue. But the Ford-spec Dana 60 won't play with the Mercedes stability control (and ABS, and crosswind assist) to the point that some owners have had warranty work blocked by MB, and eventually MB sent legal notice to Whitefeather that their conversions are not FMVSS compliant.
Nobody else converts Sprinters.
If all you need is winter traction, automatic tire chains might be a good solution. If you want a rear 4x4 motorhome, the E-series is still the best bet. A QuadVan E450 motorhome will handle better than 2WD.
As mentioned, Transit 4x4 conversions are possible too, but it still will be far more limited than an E-series.
Nobody else converts Sprinters.
If all you need is winter traction, automatic tire chains might be a good solution. If you want a rear 4x4 motorhome, the E-series is still the best bet. A QuadVan E450 motorhome will handle better than 2WD.
As mentioned, Transit 4x4 conversions are possible too, but it still will be far more limited than an E-series.
