Recommended Sumo Springs Suspension Enhancement for 2018 Thor Vegas 27.7 Motorhome
Published 01/17/2020
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Question:
What Sumo Springs is recommended for 2018 Thor Vegas 27.7? Not sure which ones I need.
asked by: Robert W
Expert Reply:
Given the 14.5 K GVWR of your Thor Vegas 27.7, Super Springs recommends going with the # SSR-106-47-1 Sumo Springs to provide a 4600 lb capacity. The Sumo Springs will provide a smoother ride as well as helping to reduce body roll. Keep in mind that on dual rear wheel vehicles, in order for this option to work, there will need to be at least 7 inches of available clearance between the sidewall of the inner most tire and the vehicle frame.
SuperSprings didn't believe that the # SSF-106-47 you'd looked at would provide enough support.
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