Wheelbase to length ratio. What does it mean?
When you divide the wheelbase by the length of the motor home, you should have a wheelbase-to-length ratio of 53%. This ratio gives us a good idea of the handling characteristics you can expect from t...
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as has been said more than once above, there is more than one way to skin a cat.
Pure math looking at one of many variables independantly just isn't going to give a simple answer to a complex question...
If the floorplan is perfect, you gotta drive it to see if it fits.
And even then, it's gonna take a bunch of driving a bunch of different coaches to find the one that is "right" or even to know enough to define "right"
Most of us end up guessing at least the first 2 or 3 times, and even then, doing what the DW wants and learning to live with it is often the best course of action.
Pure math looking at one of many variables independantly just isn't going to give a simple answer to a complex question...
If the floorplan is perfect, you gotta drive it to see if it fits.
And even then, it's gonna take a bunch of driving a bunch of different coaches to find the one that is "right" or even to know enough to define "right"
Most of us end up guessing at least the first 2 or 3 times, and even then, doing what the DW wants and learning to live with it is often the best course of action.
