Steering Stabilizer Recommendation for 2006 Holiday Rambler Vacationer on Roadmaster Chassis

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Looking for steering stabilizer for 2006 Holiday Rambler Vacationer. Cummins diesel, roadmaster chassis. I dont see my coach on your list of fits. Can you help? Thanks!

asked by: Alistair

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For your 2006 Roadmaster Motorhome chassis you have two options for steering stabilizers. You have the part # RM-RBK8-RSSA for if you have leaf spring suspension or you have the part # RM-RBK6-RSSA for if you have air bag suspension.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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