Recommended Rear SumoSprings for 2015 Thor Vegas 24.1
Updated 07/05/2023 | Published 07/01/2023
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i have a 2015 Thor Vegas class A 24.1 model rv. It is 25 foot long and weighs 10,900 pounds. I have the black sumos springs on the front and want to get a pair for the rear. The chassis is Ford E-350. which springs do you recommend? Main issues are bumps in road like expansion joints, potholes and generally rough roads. Rv has sway bars front and rear and the roadmaster return to center stabilizer, bilstein shocks, as well as the sumos on the front. Any guidance is greatly appreciated. Thank you !
asked by: Tim L
Expert Reply:
For rear SumoSprings on your 2015 Thor Vegas 24.1 I would go with the highest capacity that fits. Since you have a Thor with a slideout you can't use the Maxim or Rebel models so the best choice is the # SSR-130-54. These have a 2,800 lb weight capacity and will help smooth out your ride on those rough roads.
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