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Old 03-16-2021, 08:06 AM   #15
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Safe-T-Plus for me. Why? Cause it's a totally inclosed stabilizer and keep all the nasty road stuff out of it. Been running ours now for 4 years and definitely helps in front sway, and wandering, plus assist in the event of a blow out.
I agree with the above comment!
The Saf-T-Plus being completely enclosed is provided more protection, & should allow it to function properly for a long time with minimal issues!

I have seen pictures where some others with external springs, have had the spring break.

Whatever one installs, a "steering stabilizer" certainly helps the drivability of any coach!
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