Timbren Suspension ?

[99-Am.Star]

Anyone with a gasser put the Timbren suspension enhansment on ther coach?? I have been looking for a smoother ride and found tis online. Full air suspention is not a viable alternative $ wise at this time. So what say you folks good idea or not??
Thanks for any info you have. They don't look too hard to install.so.......

[Unplanned Tourist]

That looks more likely to decrease body roll.

Is it the pounding on uneven pavement that you are having problems with?

Have you tried lowering the tire pressure 5 to 10 psi? That really helped me.

Happy Glamping.

[twinboat]

They don't claim a smoother ride for RVs, they claim less sway.

Adding to the spring rate, with them, can only had to the harshness of the ride.

For sway control, a larger anti sway bar will be a better option.

[99-Am.Star]

Thanks for the info... I will be talking to a relitive's friend who works on trucks and see what he has to offer. Again thank's.

[yeloduster]

Timbren and Sumo Springs offer similar products for the same purpose. They are auxiliary springs that add to spring capacity of an axle.

See Timbren Springs

See Sumo Springs

I have Sumo Springs on my 2003 Workhorse Chassis. I have no opinion on which product is better. I presume that are so close to being the same that it is a toss up.

If I had it to do over I might install inflatable air bags instead. About the same price and adjustable to a specific application.

They will not give a smoother ride. The tend to make the ride firmer.