I'm looking to replace the rear shocks on my 1976 Glendale G30 motor home. It's one of those 50/50 (wheelbase to cabin length ratio) with dual rear wheels. Similar to many C class motor homes made up to about 1985. I've already got air bags and I'll...
Hello everyone. I finally decided to do something about the wild sway that I'm subjected to on my 1976 G30 Glendale motor home. It's the one with the short wheelbase. Some call it a 50/50. (the ratio of wheel base to cabin length). There's a lot ha...
Update. I got the Hellwig swaybar installed. Makes a huge difference on a C class RV!! Elimanated about 85% sway in a cross wind and when being passed by transports. (Keep in mind that I already had air suspension in the back before installing the...
Chum lee wrote:1976-G30-Chevy wrote:FunTwoDrv wrote:We have a 32' C on a Chevy 4500 chassis. I replaced all four shocks with Bilstien about 15k miles ago. They did make a difference in overall ride and handling. Ours also has front and rear sway bars...
FunTwoDrv wrote:We have a 32' C on a Chevy 4500 chassis. I replaced all four shocks with Bilstien about 15k miles ago. They did make a difference in overall ride and handling. Ours also has front and rear sway bars and front Sumos. Between them all, ...
ron.dittmer wrote:I imagine it would be hard to put significant money into a 43 year old rig, but I agree it would be good to re-spring your front and rear suspensions, maybe upping their rating more than OEM spec. If you are a do-it-yourselfer, sho...
enblethen wrote:I went to Hellwig website and did not find any sway bars prior to 1983 for Chev G-30.Roadmaster shows them.***Link Removed***Thanks so much for posting. I'll give them a call tomorrow. It's good to find some other company making the...
