Front & Rear SumoSprings Helper Springs For a 2014 Coachmen Mirada RV Motorhome Ford F53 Chassis
Updated 05/31/2023 | Published 05/30/2023
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Can you provide me with part numbers for front and rear sumo springs for a 2014 Coachman Mirada on an F53 chassis?
asked by: Carlos L
Helpful Expert Reply:
Your 2014 Coachmen Mirada on the Ford F53 chassis will use the Front # SSF-170-40-2 and Rear # SSR-180-54-1 SumoSprings helper springs.
If you do not already have a steering stabilizer I recommend installing the Roadmaster Exact Center Steering Stabilizer # RM42RR when you install the SumoSprings. This will help improve steering feel and keep the wheel centered on long trips.
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