I had a Class C Cambria 27N before my current Winnebago Class A.
Basics:
1. Known good front end alignment
2. All your tire pressures are at a minimum at the pressures on the Winnebago tire pressure sticker. Personally I think it helps handling to set them all 5 PSI higher than the sticker.
3. Keep your weight at or below the Winnebago weight sticker.
I would say "handles OK" without any mods if above is all done.
To be able to say "handles well" takes some mods ...
1. Cheap Handling Fix (CHF) , labor only change.
2. Front steering stabilizer , such as Safe-T-Steer , cost about $ 600.
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Randy - Manhattan, Kansas
2015 Vista 27N
2024 Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid
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