How to Improve Handling on 2018 Jayco Redhawk 25R Built on Ford E-450 Chassis
Updated 03/16/2018 | Published 03/15/2018
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Hello! We are looking improve highway handling on our 2018 Jayco redhawk 25R. It is affected by the wind/semis passing, and the steering has sort of a loose feel to it. I noticed a lot of class c owners install better anti sway bars and steering stabilizers...can you assist with any parts recommendations? Thanks!
asked by: Rebecca
Expert Reply:
Hello! We can help you improve the highway handling on your 2018 Jayco Redhawk 25R with a few parts that will give you a more pleasant driving experience with your 2018 Jayco Redhawk 25R that was built on a Ford E-450 chassis and has a V10 engine.
I recommend using the Roadmaster Exact Center Steering Stabilizer # RM47MR which will help you control your Redhawk when encountering those windy conditions you referenced by working to keep your steering centered. I also recommend using Roadmaster Anti-Sway bars # RM-1139-176 for the front bar and # RM-1139-147 for the rear bar.
Anti-sway bars are beneficial because they will give you much greater overall stability and reduce the amount of body roll you experience when driving your Redhawk. These bars will further help you against the wind and passing semis while giving you a more level ride due to the reduced body roll.
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