The "Fix" rear sway bar?
I performed the "fix" on the front sway bar this morning and took it for a test drive. I was very impressed with the tighter feel on the front end. Should I do the same to the rear sway bar. Will I...
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Rodallg wrote:
Ok so I tried to do the front but figured out that if I raise the front of the motorhome up with the jacks the sway bar will hit on the leaf springs. It was not raised that much either, only tried to raise to get the bolt in. I'm thinking this would not be a good thing if the front end got light when driving or if trying to level at a camp ground.
Any thoughts?
One of the pics that were attached to this thread shows it on the spring or at least close.
You should not have to raise the MH and I doubt you will ever give it enough rise under normal conditions unless you are hill hopping with your MH. It should be level as can be WITHOUT jacks. If you have one side slightly lower than the other, you should put the the bolts in the lower side first and then use a bottle jack to nudge the sway bar up into position. But don't jack up the MH.
