Stabilizing a Class C
I notice that many Class C's do not have automatic levelers and many just use blocks under the tires. My question is with the MH just being supported by the suspension how do you keep the MH from movi...
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Gjac wrote:I think you missed my point of addressng two completely different issues with one solution.ron.dittmer wrote:For $2000 wouldn't one be better off just to add the Big foot leveling system and eliminate the movement from the suspension?
If your rig significantly moves with you walking around inside it, that indicates a lot more movement is happening when you drive it, noticed as poor handling. It is a very common condition. A reasonably easy improvement are heavy duty front and rear stabilizer bars and shock absorbers. Heavy duty Helwig bars and heavy duty Bistein shocks are most popular for affordability without sacrifice to effectiveness.
To the original poster, a short 21 footer on an E350 to a long 32 footer on an E450, unwanted movement is common-place. Adding a full-length slide-out will amplify the situation. Plan on getting the heavy duty upgrades. Plan on spending roughly $1500-$2000 to have a shop give you full service. Finding internet deals and installing everything yourself will save you around two/third that cost.
