Trac and Sway Bar Installers in Fort Pierce/Port St Lucie

[ttsr4us]

I want steer safe front and rear trac bars + rear sway bar for my W22 2006.5 Chassis supporting a National RV Dolphin 5342. Anyone any good recomendations in my area?

[ttsr4us]

I want steer safe front and rear trac bars + rear sway bar for my W22 2006.5 Chassis supporting a National RV Dolphin 5342. Anyone any good recomendations in my area?

[DonavonP]

Welcome to IRV2

I can't answer your question directly but one of our sponsors RVUpgrades.com handles Safe T Plus so I went to their web site and found these dealers. http://www.safe-t-plus.com/dealerLocatorByZip.aspx

You could start by calling these installers and see if they have what you need.

Sorry I can't be more help but maybe by stirring the pot, a Floridian will see the thread and be more helpful. Hang in
there, sometimes it takes a few days for everyone to see your post.

[ttsr4us]

DonavonP

Thks for the 'bump' the other day. Still no more takers. Oh well! I'll lookinto the safe-t people as they may also instal the other stuff. I've used Florida Outdoors before (in my zip code) but they aint cheap. I've gotten better prices from CW! Suppose I might go there but its a long trip. Thks anway.

Brian

[BellaBo]

I've had really good service from Turning Wheel here near Ocala. They also have a shop in Plant City if that's not too much of a drive for you.

I had a wandering and bouncing problem they corrected with shocks and front end alignment. They had to adjust the caster, which is difficult to do and requires Workhorse approval. Anyway it drove 100% better afterwards. You might try the FEA before throwing too much money at hardware.

I have since added a rear Tracbar to take out some of the tail waggin the dog movement.
Good Luck!

[Brazels RV Performance]

ttsr4us,

Why don't you just install them yourself,it's fairly easy.Give me a call I can set you up with what you need and walk you through it.