Which Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizers Fit 2020 Ford F-53 Motorhome Chassis

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I have a fairly new Roadmaster steering stablizer off of a Workhorse W22 chassis. Can I use this stablizer on a new F53 chassis and just order the F53 mounting brackets?

asked by: David H

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Since you have the Reflex stabilizer part # RM-RSSA already you can just go with the correct bracket kit for your F-53 with the part # RM-RBK25 if you have a GVWR over 24,000 lbs or # RM-RBK22 for under 24k.

I attached an install video for this kit for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Hey Thomas, Safe-T plus states that their stabilizers should last the lifetime of the motorhome with many reporting well over 100,000 miles before needing replacement. If yours doesn't seem like it's doing much I would suspect its either…

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Answer 2

Thanks for the information David and welcome back! The Hellwig Rear Anti-Sway Bar item #HE78RR is the correct one for a 2026 Ford E-450 chassis. However, for the front you'll need the Hellwig item #HE26GR. This is a 1-3/8" diameter front…

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Hey Joe! The White Safe-T-Plus Steering Stabilizer #ST88MR is the correct one for your 2019 Jayco Precept 29V, and the Blue one, part #ST28MR, is for a heavier motorhome so I'd be afraid that using it could cause more harm than good. The…

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Hey Ron, thanks for reaching out! We have two different steering stabilizers for your motorhome on a 2018 Ford F-53 chassis; the Roadmaster Reflex and the Roadmaster Exact Center. The Exact Center was supposed to be an upgrade to the Reflex but after…

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Hello Glen, I am glad that you wrote in. Since you have a 18,000 pound rig on a 2014 F-53 Chassis, you will want the Safe-T-Plus Steering Stabilizer with Mounting Hardware Kit - Custom Fit #ST88MR. The red ones are designed for a smaller camper than…

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Dennis, both aim to keep your steering centered, but they work differently. The Blue Ox TruCenter uses an air-assist cylinder with a manual reset button - you press it to recenter when wind or road crown changes. The Safe-T-Plus #ST95MR handles that…

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Good question, Rick. The #ST28MR blue and #ST88MR white steering stabilizer are tuned for different F-53 weight ranges. The blue version is for 24,000 lb + GVWR, while the white one fits 16,000–22,000 lb chassis. What’s your coach’s GVWR or model…

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

Hey Tim welcome back! Your ARH15AACBL2 GE AC unit has the old 410a refrigerant in it so the GE Appliances item #GE64FR you were looking at isn't going to work as a replacement. The EPA mandated R32 refrigerant has been used in all new AC's…

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The Roadmaster Exact Center Steering Stabilizer w/ Custom Brackets #RM47MR typically comes centered and you would only need to make adjustments after installation and testing to see if it continues to pull. If you adjusted it all the way out to where…

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Hi Nate, The quick answer to your question is yes! All our tire and wheel combinations come with the tire mounted on the wheel so they're ready to go! They are also aired up to the correct pressure before shipping and are balanced straight from…

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