class a sway bars
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class a sway bars
Hi doc, most Class A's and C's have sway bars, the older Chevy P-30's only had them on the rear axle, but had air bags in the front coil springs(these are a must to get a P-30 to handle), from my personal experience the Ford F-53 chassis handles the side winds much better than the old Chevy P-30, Many folks thought that the Chevy had a better ride than the Ford, I didn't find that(but I am a Ford man. Now the newer Workhorse chassis is much improved over the old P-30 and is very simular maybe a bit better than the Ford chassis. So for a simple answer yes a sway bar is needed along with good shocks. Hope this helps.
:laugh: :bleh: :approve:
Hi doc, most Class A's and C's have sway bars, the older Chevy P-30's only had them on the rear axle, but had air bags in the front coil springs(these are a must to get a P-30 to handle), from my personal experience the Ford F-53 chassis handles the side winds much better than the old Chevy P-30, Many folks thought that the Chevy had a better ride than the Ford, I didn't find that(but I am a Ford man. Now the newer Workhorse chassis is much improved over the old P-30 and is very simular maybe a bit better than the Ford chassis. So for a simple answer yes a sway bar is needed along with good shocks. Hope this helps.
:laugh: :bleh: :approve: