SumoSprings That Fit 2021 Thor Magnitude BH35
Updated 09/01/2026 | Published 08/28/2026
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Interested in steering stabilizer and front and rear sumo springs for 2021 Thor Magnitude BH35 on a Ford F-550 two wheel drive. I plan on getting an alignment on my RV, should the stabilizer be installed first.
asked by: Fred D
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Expert Reply:
Hey Fred, for your 2021 Thor Magnitude BH35 built on a Ford F-550 chassis the correct front SumoSprings kit would be the part # SSF-111-54 and then for the rear you would want the part # SS54VR. We don't have a steering stabilizer for your chassis though. Have you thought about sway bars at all?
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Jameson C
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