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Old 08-30-2010, 07:08 PM   #1
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Air Bags

We have a 30' motor home on a workhorse chassis. Will air bags help with body roll, running over pot holes and expansion joints?
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Will probably help some with the body roll, but I'm doubtful about the rest.
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Check out sumo springs airless airbags, there is an article in motorhome magazine this month on these. They tested them on a workhorse chassis and supposively greatly improved the ride.
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Sway bars for body roll. Better shocks (Koni) for rough ride and trac bars for tail wagging/over steer issues. Worked for me and my 38 footer on a WH 24k chassis. And a SafeT plus for steering stabilzer. about $3200 all told.
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