Recommended SumoSprings For 2003 Damon Intruder 38' Motorhome On Ford F-53 Chassis
Updated 03/15/2021 | Published 03/10/2021
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Question:
what sumo springs would a 2003 damond intruder 38ft motor home F53 chassis 22000lb take
asked by: Robert L
Expert Reply:
For your 2003 Damon Intruder 38' Motorhome with a 22000lb GVWR built on the Ford F-53 Chassis you will need the SumoSprings Maxim Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle # SSR-187-54-1 for the rear axle and SumoSprings Rebel Custom Helper Springs - 2 Piece - Front Axle # SSF-172-40-2 for the front axle.
These SumoSprings will help to give you a more enjoyable ride by supporting your suspension, absorbing bumps and road shock, and minimizing sway.
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