Adding Anti-Sway Products to a 2022 Motorhome on a Ford F-600 Chassis

Updated 01/19/2026 | Published 08/13/2024

Products Featured in This Question

SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle

(2463)

$369.99

Hellwig Front Anti-Sway Bar - 1-1/2" Diameter

(350)

$359.46

Hellwig Adjustable Rear Anti-Sway Bar - 1-3/8" Diameter

(88)

$507.35

SuperSprings Custom Suspension Stabilizer and Sway Control Kit

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$648.99

Question:

I have a 2022 motorhome on a Ford F600 chassis. It is 38 FT in length. I want to reduce sway and am interested in the Supersprings and the SumoSprings. If using both, the SumoSprings are rated at 2800 pounds but the Supersprings have multiple options 1400, 2500, 3400, and 5000. Which version of Superspings should I use with the SumoSprings?

asked by: Steven

Expert Reply:

Hey Steven, thanks for reaching out!

I recommend pairing the 2,800 lb SumoSprings # SS54VR with the 3,400 lb SuperSprings # SSA25 so you get a good amount of support without adding so much that it sacrifices your ride quality.

Since your main problem you're talking about is the sway, you might see more of a difference with Front # HE34MR and Rear # HE97YR anti-sway bars first. The ones from the factory tend to just be placeholders and aren't robust enough to make much of a difference. The Hellwig bars I referenced above have a 1-1/2" diameter for the front and a 1-3/8" diameter for the rear - you can compare this with the current ones on your motorhome to see the if these are going to give you some extra support or not.

expert reply by: Jon G

Gwendolyn Y.

1/19/2026

Hey Steven, how did things go after pairing the SumoSprings with the 3,400 lb SuperSprings on your motorhome? Did you notice a big change in sway or ride comfort? Your update could make it easier for others working on the same setup.