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• Looking For Anti-Sway Recommendations For My 2006 Workhorse Chassis
  Hey Wade, I would recommend starting with a anti-sway bar in the front of the Simba to help with sway. There is a front and rear sway bar add on that tackles the sway issue, I always recommend starting in the front where you most likely feel it most. The Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-105 is the custom fit bar for your Workhorse chassis and is a no drill installation. For the best resolution you would ideally pair the front and rear together. The rear for that rig is the Roadmaster...
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• Replacement Motor for Lippert Electric Leveling Jack on a 2007 Fleetwood Bounder Motorhome
  Thanks for all the information. You will want to grab the Replacement Motor for Lippert Power Gear Electric Leveling Jack System item # LC89CJ. This will replace the passenger side motor for your Lippert Leveling Jack.
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• Is Front or Rear Sway Bar Better to Improve Ride on Motorhome
  For the biggest immediate improvement in ride quality I definitely recommend starting off with a rear sway bar. For your Tiffin RV built on the Workhorse W20 chassis the Roadmaster Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-108 will work perfectly. Most of the weight of a motorhome is on the rear axle and because of the various chassis designs this area is where most sway and instability originates from during travel. The Roadmaster Rear Sway Bar is going to attach to the rear axle and chassis to essentially...
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• Should Roadmaster Trac Bar or Steering Stabilizer be Used to Improve Steering on W22 Chassis
  The front trac bar that comes in the Roadmaster Kit # RM-1259-106 that you referenced will do the same job as a steering stabilizer but won't be as effective. For the best of both worlds I recommend going with the front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-105 and the Steering Stabilizer # RM-RBK13-RSSA. The trac bar is a piece of metal that adds stability while the stabilizer uses a spring to push you back to a neutral position. If your 2005 Dolphin is 33' or longer then the rear anti-sway bar you...
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• Recommendations For Reducing Sway And Body Roll In A 2004 Fleetwood Bounder 35E Workhorse W22
  With your Fleetwood Bounder being a 2004, I was unable to find out if it did or did not come with factory sway bars. However, this does not mean they cannot be added if there are no factory ones, or upgraded if there are. With that said, let's get into it. As a side note, all of these are designed to fit the 35E Workhorse W22 and are American made. To start, we have the Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-109. This has a 1-3/4" diameter and will be more robust than factory sway bars....
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• Anti-Sway Bar and Axle Stabilization for 2010 Winnebago Sightseer with the W22 Chassis & Gas Engine
  I'm glad you asked as that info is confusing for sure. I reached out to my tech contact at Roadmaster and the only thing available for your gasoline model W22 chassis is the Roadmaster TruTrac Front-Axle Trac Rod for Large Trucks and RVs # RM-TRACW-22 which essentially just holds the front axle in place to prevent jarring and unnecessary shifting. They don't have anything for the rear of the vehicle. They do have a steering stabilizer to prevent fatigue at the wheel and help you stay...
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• Recommendation to Enhance Suspension on 2005 Winnebago Adventurer 33V Motorhome
  Based on my research your 2005 Winnebago Adventurer 33V RV is built on the Workhorse W22 chassis. I do still recommend verifying this. If you are looking to upgrade/enhance the suspension because of instability and sway the best initial component you can add in terms of immediately feeling a difference is rear sway bar, for which the Roadmaster # RM-1259-109 will work perfectly. This will attach to the rear axle and chassis to brace the frame as it shifts during turns to provide a much...
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• How To Install The Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar On A 2006 Workhorse W22 Chassis
  The reason the Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-109 has a spacer between the spring plate and mounting plate is because most spring plates for this specific fit angle down and would interfere with the way the plate would sit without some sort of spacer in place. In your specific case since your shock mount is separate you'll want to install the sway bar mount under the spring plate and then the shock mount under the sway bar mounting plate (pictured below).
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• Suspension Enhancement Options for 2004 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager on Workhorse W22 Chassis
  We do have a number of suspension enhancement options that are going to fit your 2004 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager 8368MXG built on a Workhorse W-22 chassis, but there isn't a SuperSprings Stabilizer and Sway Control Kit for this motorhome. The best option for sway control for your motorhome is a rear anti-sway bar because they are better constructed with higher-strength, thicker steel than OEM sway bars. This means the bars are stronger with much higher roll stiffness to combat sway, and their...
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• Front and Rear Anti-Sway Bars for 2005 Newmar Mountain Aire 3778 Motorhome on Workhorse W-24 Chassis
  According to the original sales brochure I looked up, your 2005 Newmar Mountain Aire 3778 was built on the Workhorse W-24 chassis. The same brochure states that the overall length of your coach is 37 feet 5 inches. Given that information, you'd want to use the Roadmaster # RM-1259-109 for the rear anti-sway bar and # RM-1259-105 for the front. Sway bars essentially lock the axles down to the vehicle frame, so they can't rack which causes wandering and unwanted body roll. A steering...
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• Suspension Upgrades for 2007 Holiday Rambler Vacationer Class A Motorhome on Roadmaster RSR Chassis
  Your 2007 Holiday Rambler Vacationer Class A motor home is built on the Roadmaster RSR chassis. The options we have for it are all steering stabilizers. A steering stabilizer will keep your vehicle's steering firm and controlled, reducing rut tracking and driver fatigue. For a chassis model with a straight axle, airbags, and 1-3/4 inch diameter tie rod or 2 inch diameter tie rod use # RM-RBK6-RSSA. For a model with a with straight axle, leaf springs, and 1-1/4 inch, 1-1/2 inch, or 1-3/4...
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• Recommended Anti-Sway Bars For A 2006 Workhorse W22 Series Chassis
  For a 2006 Workhorse W22 Series chassis you'll need the Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-105 and the Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-108.
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• Replacement U-Clamp/Bushing for Roadmaster RM-1259-105 Front Anti Sway Bar on Workhorse W22 Chasis
  Assuming that you're needing the steel U-clamp and replacement bushing for a Roadmaster # RM-1259-105 front anti-sway bar installed on your motorhome built on a 2003 Workhorse W22 Chassis, the replacement U-strap is part # RM-B141 and the replacement bushing is # RM205222-10. I'm unsure of what steel sleeve you're speaking of. If it's part of the OEM front sway bar, we unfortunately don't offer replacements for those.
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• How To Stop Sway on 2006 National Dolphin with Workhouse W22 Chassis
  The best option we have to reduce sway on your 2006 National Dolphin with Workhorse W22 Chassis is an anti-sway bar, the Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar part # RM-1259-105 and the Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar part # RM-1259-109. These will both do an excellent job of reducing side to side rocking of the body i.e. body roll while cornering or with passing motorist. If you still require further support, you can add SumoSprings which also work to reduce side to side sway as well as front...
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• Do Front Anti-Sway Bar and TruTrac System Install at Same Locations on 2007 Workhorse W-22 Chassis
  The Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1259-105 uses a similar mounting location to the Roadmaster TruTrac Front-Axle Trac Rod # RM-TRACW-22 but the exact mounting locations are different enough that these 2 products won't interfere at all and you won't need to overlap any of the mounting brackets. When I reached out to my contact at Roadmaster he said that the sway bar mounts more towards the back while the TruTrac bar mounts more to the front and there isn't any overlap so you don't...
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• Comparing Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bars for a 2005 Winnebago on Workhorse W24 Chassis
  The only difference between Roadmaster front anti-sway bar # RM-1259-105 and # RM-1259-106 is that the latter, # RM-1259-106, also includes a Roadmaster TruTrac front axle track rod that keeps the front axle in line. It would be more stable than a new anti-sway bar alone. I have included a link to the instructions for both. As far as the front and rear anti-sway bars being different diameters, it will not be a factor since the front and rear axles are independent of each other. Also the...
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• Recommended Steering Stabilizer And Anti-Sway Bars For 2007 Workhorse W-24 Motorhome
  There are several things you can do to improve the handling of your Workhorse W-24. The biggest improvement will be adding a rear anti-sway bar. Adding additional items like a front anti-sway bar and a steering stabilizer will improve the ride and handling as well. For your motorhome I recommend the Workhorse W-Series Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar, part # RM-1259-109. The anti-sway will help reduce fatigue and helps make it easier to keep the RV level and on the road. For a front anti-sway...
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• Will Anti-Sway Bars Give Additional Support With Steering Stabilizer on 2007 Workhorse W22 Motorhome
  The Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizer # RM-RBK13-RSSA will provide you with some stability on your 2007 Workhorse W22 motorhome, but a rear anti-sway bar is the best ways to provide stabilization for your motorhome. The reason is because they are such a vast improvement over the OEM sway bars and their placement at the rear of the vehicle allows for the greatest improvement in handling. After that, the best way to increase your rig's handling and comfort is with a front anti-sway bar,...
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• Recommendation for Roadmaster Front and Rear Sway Bars for a 2005 Fleetwood Bounder 34F
  Yes I can! For a front sway bar to fit your 2005 Fleetwood Bounder 34F built on a Workhorse W22 chassis you would want the Roadmaster Front Sway Bar part # RM-1259-105 and for a rear sway bar you would want the part # RM-1259-108. I confirmed these fits with Roadmaster so they will work very well for your vehicle.
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• Upgraded Sway Bars that Fit 2006 Itasca Built on Workhorse W Series Chassis
  I did some digging on your 2006 Itasca and it looks to be built on a Workhorse W series chassis so for a rear sway bar you'd want the part # RM-1259-108. Then for the front bar you'd want the part # RM-1259-105.
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• Parts Recommended that Will Reduce Sway and Driver Fatigue in a 2010 Fleetwood Fiesta Motor Home
  Adding front and rear sway bars are an option, though they might be more than you are willing to spend. For a front bar, you can use # RM-1259-105 or # RM-1259-106. For a rear bar, you can use # RM-1259-108. You could also install a steering stabilizer, # RM-RBK13-RSSA. It will work to keep the motor home centered so that the driver does not have o work as hard. I have included links to the instructions for part # RM-1259-106 and part # RM-1259-108 for you.
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• Rear Anti-Sway Bar for a 2007 Winnebago Built on a Workhorse W24 Chassis
  Roadmaster rear anti-sway bar # RM-1259-109 will fit your 2007 Workhorse W24 chassis. It is intended for models that are 33 feet or longer. Since yours is 36 feet long it fits that description. If you also want to upgrade the front of the RV you can use # RM-1259-105. Some other helpful items that will greatly improve ride quality and drivability include a steering stabilizer such as # RM-RBK13-RSSA, front axle stabilizer # TT2304 and rear axle stabilizer # RM-TRACW-22 (the rear one only...
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• Determining The Correct Suspension Enhancement Components For 2006 Damon Intruder 38
  Since your 2006 Damon Intruder 38' could use the Workhorse 22 or the Ford F-53 Chassis you will need to confirm which engine your motorhome has. If your Intruder has the Chevrolet Vortec engine you have a Workhorse 22 chassis and will need SumoSprings # SSR-280-54-1 for the rear axle, and # SSF-280-47 for the front axle. For a front anti-sway bar you will need # RM-1259-105, and # RM88RR for a steering stabilizer. If you have a Ford V10 engine then you have the F-53 chassis and will need...
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• Helper Springs and Sway Bars for a 2007 Fleetwood Bounder 34F Workhorse Motorhome
  Thank you for all of the specific model information for your 2007 Fleetwood Bounder 34F Workhorse Motorhome. I was able to narrow down our options to find a great set of front and rear sway bars made by Roadmaster. Since you have the 22,000 lbs GVW W22 chassis, you're going to want the Roadmaster Front Sway Bar item # RM-1259-105 and rear sway bar the Roadmaster item # RM-1259-108. I have attached a couple of installation and review videos for you to take a look at as well. For your...
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