profdant139 wrote:
---It is not supposed to snow where we are traveling and at our destination. But it might. So that is why I need to know how to adjust the sway bar.---
Many years ago in the month of April, we took the Zion-Mount Carmel tunnel on our way from Zion to Bryce.
At the Zion side, the pavement was clear and dry.
When we exited the tunnel one mile later, the pavement was covered with snow and ice.
I didn't adjust the sway bar -- but I did adjust my driving.
I just remembered to steer not only into but also
out of the curves rather than relying solely on the self-centering action of the front tires.
During our 11 years in Ely, MN, we usually headed south with our trailer for the winter.
We often encountered snow and ice on our departure from or our return to Ely.
I never felt a need to adjust the sway bar -- but I did adjust my driving.
Enjoy your trip to Utah,
Ron
