Rear Anti-Sway Bar for 2011 Georgetown 360 Motorhome on a Ford F-53 V10 Chassis and 22K GVWR

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Thank you, Michael Second question we have SumoSprings on rear axle and have notice a lot more noise, I would like to replace to air bags?

asked by: CARLOS P

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The correct rear anti-sway bar for the 2011 Ford F-53 motorhome chassis V10 rated for 22,000 pounds is # RM-1139-149. Check to ensure there is enough factory u-bolt available to accommodate the factory nut, washer and 1/2" plate. If the u-bolts are not long enough, the # RM-590050-00 u-bolt replacement kit is needed; sold separately. I have linked a video showing an example installation for you.

Rear anti-sway bar # 1139-144 only fits up to the 2005 Ford F-53 chassis.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Carlos

5/10/2018

Thank you, Michael Second question we have SumoSprings on rear axle and have notice a lot more noise, I would like to replace to air bags?

Michael H.

5/10/2018

We do have air bags that will fit your 2011 Ford F-53 chassis rated at 22K. They are all listed for 2-wheel drive models. We have Air Lift kit # AL88344 and Firestone kit # F2170. Between these two kits I would go with the Firestone because I like the design and construction of their air bags more and because the Air Lift version has internal jounce bumpers, which are similar in function as the SumoSprings you already have but do not like. I also recommend a compressor kit, # F2097, which will allow you to adjust the air pressure to both bags equally from the comfort of the vehicle cab. If you need to level the vehicle side to side for the best ride then I recommend a dual path system, # F2219, which allows you to adjust air pressure to each back individually.

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