Recommended Jounce Springs To Fight Sway of 2013 Itasca Navion 24V Built On Sprinter Chassis
Updated 03/04/2021 | Published 03/01/2021
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I have a 2013 Navion 24V class C. I replaced the sway bar with a larger one but still have a lot of rocking. Will new shocks help and with a suspension enhancement. If so, what would you recommend?
asked by: Robert
Helpful Expert Reply:
Since you already installed a rear anti-sway bar on your 2013 Itasca Navion 24V I recommend adding SumoSprings Jounce Bumper Springs to the front and rear of your vehicle. These will do a great job of further reducing the sway you are feeling when driving your motorhome.
For the front I recommend the # SSF-106-47, and for the rear I recommend the # SSR-329-47 if your 24V is built on a 2500 chassis, or # SSR-338-54 if it is built on the 3500 chassis.
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