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twinboat · 07-29-2015, 03:55 PM

I'm thinking of giving my 1999, 30 ft, E450 rear springs a little help.

I can use air bags with the lines to run and checking air often or just slip in the Sumo Springs and forget them.

It sits level side to side so I don't need to adjust for that and the height seems ok.

Any comments from users of one or the other ?

RBeau1954 · 07-29-2015, 10:19 PM

I installed the Firestone Ride Rites on my Class C unit a couple months ago. I had a couple reasons why, I was leaning to one side and not level front to back. My unit is a 1989 so it has some years on it. It was sagging to the point that the levelers wouldn't retract. After I got them installed I can level it both front to back and side to side, it made the ride better as well and feels more stable on the road. I can't comment on the Sumo springs since I have never been around them.

LVRVLUVR · 07-30-2015, 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by twinboat

I'm thinking of giving my 1999, 30 ft, E450 rear springs a little help.

I can use air bags with the lines to run and checking air often or just slip in the Sumo Springs and forget them.

It sits level side to side so I don't need to adjust for that and the height seems ok.

Any comments from users of one or the other ?

go with the sumos... you'll love it.... they work unbelievable... and no worries of air lines and blown out air bags