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goodiegrabber · 01-06-2006, 05:59 PM

Seeking pros/cons on anti-sway bars verses trac bars on 2003 W-22. The unit wanders on the Interstate; wallows on uneven surfaces. Bilsteins have been purchased but not yet installed.

goodiegrabber · 01-06-2006, 05:59 PM

Seeking pros/cons on anti-sway bars verses trac bars on 2003 W-22. The unit wanders on the Interstate; wallows on uneven surfaces. Bilsteins have been purchased but not yet installed.

"007" · 01-07-2006, 05:18 AM

Welcome goodiegrabber to irv2

I had a problem with alignment on my coach looked like a crab going down the road, thrust angle, an front end out out of align. I replaced shocks 2 yr ago because of porpoise, didn't think I would need anything else drove great after align but now notice wind will push rear end around. So I have purchased a Henderson bar will put it on in spring.
The coach has always driven without wander not like the Fords I had which I put on Davis Tru Tracks.
Some here have added everything I will just take one step at a time after putting on the miles the chissis is just about perfect for me now. DriVer has just post some info on new 2 1/2" bar down in the Workhorse Chassis Forum you might want to look up.

"007"

edgray · 01-07-2006, 09:26 AM

GOODIEGRABBER: Welcome to iRV2.com

You have come to the right place for all sorts of friendly advice and support. May I suggest you come on down to the WCMC section in the OWNER'S CORNER area of this site. Near the top of the WCMC section you will see threads highlighted in BOLD. The one entitled "DriVers aftermarket Suspension Modifications" is long, but VERY worthwhile. As 007 posted above there is also a new thread running about the optional 2-1/2" front bar.

Personally, I had great results in reducing TT pushing and swaying by adding the Henderson SS302 rear "trac bar" to my 03 W-22.

Lastly, please consider adding your rig-specific info to your signature in your profile. That way our members can see what you have and tailor their answers to meet your needs. Again, Welcome! We look forward to your participation. ED