Highest Rated SumoSprings For 2006 Workhorse w22

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what are my options for a 2006 workhorse w22 chassis? Looking for the highest weight possible. Is it SSF-280-47? Its black vs yellow. Mike

asked by: Michael H

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Hey Mike,

I'll go ahead and list out the highest-rated front and rear SumoSprings for your 2006 Workhorse W22 chassis (which fit so long as it is 2-wheel drive):

- Rear: SumoSprings Maxim Custom Helper Springs - 7,000 lbs # SSR-280-54-1

- Front: SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - 1,500 lbs # SSF-280-47

You made a smart choice going with SumoSprings because they do a superb job of stabilizing your rig if it starts to rock from heavy winds, or when taking a tight turn. So they'll help with body roll and improve the overall handling of your motorhome.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Mike

4/29/2024

Hello Kyle, I know the Front: SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - 1,500 lbs # SSF-280-47 are available, but I would like the extra capcity of the yellow for the front. Do you have the heavy verison for my 2006 workhorse w22 Mike

Kyle S.

4/29/2024

@Mike So I just checked directly with the manufacturer, SuperSprings, for you and there is not a heavier-duty yellow version for the front that fits your 2006 Workhorse W22, just the 1,500 lb # SSF-280-47. There is a different, higher-rated option from Timbren that I verified fits your '06 Workhorse W22. If you were okay going with those instead of SumoSprings, you can use the 6,000 lb capacity Timbren Front Suspension Enhancement System # TWFRW22.

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