SumoSprings Kit Recommendation for a 2022 Renegade Motorhome

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I have a 2022 Renegade 25ft on a Mercedes sprinter 3500 chassis. To improve the load and have the hydraulic jacks higher, I had a reinforcement blade installed on each side at the back. As a result, the suspension is harder, dishes move more in the cupboards. Can the SSR 338-47 from Supersprings improve the suspension and decrease the vibration inside or will increase the harshness. Would the ssr 338-54 be better. Thank you. I have 2 wheel drive. J’ai un Renegade 2022 25 pieds sur un châssis Mercedez sprinter 3500. Pour améliorer la charge et avoir les jacks hydrauliques plus élevés, j’ai fait installer une lame de renfort de chaque côté en arrière. Conséquence suspension plus dure, vaisselle qui bouge plus dans les armoires. Le ssr 338-47 de supersprings peut-il améliorer la suspension et diminuer les vibrations à l’intérieur ou augmentera la dureté. Le ssr 338-54 serait-il mieux. Merci. J’ai 2 roues motrices.

asked by: Pierrelavoie

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Hello Pierrelavoie!

Yes, the SumoSprings kits will help to soften the ride up a little since they are progressive springs which means they provide more support as more weight is placed on them.

Since your 2022 Renegade is a larger Class C motorhome I recommend going with the 1,400 lb SumoSprings Kit # SSR-338-54 over the 900 lb Kit # SSR-338-47 simply because your motorhome will likely need it.

I'm attaching an installation video of this kit on a 2022 MB motorhome for your reference.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Pierrelavoie

10/23/2024

Therefore it will knock less and the dishes will move less. Is it exact?

Jon G.

10/23/2024

@Pierrelavoie Yes, that is the mindset behind it.

Pierre L.

10/24/2024

SSR 338-54 est plus cher de en argent canadien que 338-47. En vaut-il la peine? Thank you SSR 338-54 is 75.00 more expensive in Canadian silver than 338-47. Is it worth it?

Jon G.

10/24/2024

@PierreL Yes, the extra pricing for the heavier-duty kit will be worth it. These are essentially the same product, just with different weight ratings, which I believe has to do with how dense they are.

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