SuperSteer

[sctalbott]

Anyone have any experience with SuperSteer?

[Alpine36]

IMHO, Good tires inflated correctly and suspension components within specification are all you need on an Alpine. To answer your question, no experience with it. I do have experience with an F53 trying to get it to drive at least halfway decent. It's why we eventually upgraded to the Alpine.

[wolfe10]

I agree. With the Alpine set up properly (tire pressure, ride height, alignment, shocks) you should not need an add-on device.

[Schuby]

I have the Steer Safe system which seems to help center the steering wheel.

[Kid Gloves]

I have the SS. It was installed by the P.O., so no experience without it. I spoke with another long time Alpine owner who has had 2 front tire failures and they felt the SS was instrumental in helping maintain control of the vehicle.

[D Gardiner]

Originally Posted by sctalbott

Anyone have any experience with SuperSteer?

Yes. Supersteer stands behind their products.
We purchased a SS300U rear track bar kit, from a third party. When it arrived, we were missing two poly bushings and metal sleeves. When we called Supersteer they sent us out the missing parts, without hesitation.

We also have their front springs and bell cranks. All I can say is they have great products.

[George Weiss]

I had SS on previous coach and decided to buy Alpine because it tracked soooo much better as built! As said in a previous post….if your tires and ride height and alignment are correct there is no reason to bother with SS!