Steering Stabilizer Recommendation for a 2016 Jayco Alante 31v Ford F-53

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I have 2016 Jayco Alante 31v will this work for it? all the other products ordered from you folks have been so awesome! Thanks

asked by: Russell W

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Your 2016 Jayco Alante 31v is built on a 2015 Ford F-53 chassis that would be either a 16k or 18k chassis.

Because of that the correct steering stabilizer is the part # RM-RBK22-RSSA. I attached an install video for this for you to check out as well. This product will work to keep the steering wheel from wanting to wander around the road and will help with oversteer.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Steering Stabilizer Recommendation for a 2016 Jayco Alante 31v Ford F-53

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