sticksfess
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Hello all. I wonder if anyone has any experience with the following two products? I would like to install one of these products in hopes of gaining better control of my 2003 Allegro 33'. I would like to do the install myself if possible but I don't know which aftermarket product is better for steering and better control. I tow a Jeep wrangler.
SuperSteer Trac Bar Workhorse W20 W22 W24... $500.00
Roadmaster front sway bar W20 W22......$700.00
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rvten
Crossville,TN
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When I had my P32 and W20 chassis MH,s. I preffered the Steer Safe system.
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rayhough
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You might check out IPD sway bars at their site for some good information. You'll have to Google it as I don't have the site anymore. I used thier bars on my last MH and it made a huge difference. Good luck.
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tropical36
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sticksfess wrote:Hello all. I wonder if anyone has any experience with the following two products? I would like to install one of these products in hopes of gaining better control of my 2003 Allegro 33'. I would like to do the install myself if possible but I don't know which aftermarket product is better for steering and better control. I tow a Jeep wrangler.
SuperSteer Trac Bar Workhorse W20 W22 W24... $500.00
Roadmaster front sway bar W20 W22......$700.00
I can only say that if your chassis is without sway bars, install a set of big ones, both front and rear before doing anything else. Also a Safe T Plus steering damper if it has none at all. It should already have Bilstein shocks, so after that, you should be good to go with a noticeable difference.
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1998 36ft. National Tropi-Cal...Model 6350 on a 1997 Chevy P32 Chassis...7.4 Vortec Engine...4L80E Tranny...one slideout and a tag axle.
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rondeb
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Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizer would be our choice.
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Goldencrazy
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RonDeb made the recommendation to me and I took it. They were sure right. Best I have had. You need to check the sway bars and then any of the rear trac bars will suffice. Lot's of folks happy with Super steer. I have the blue ox tiger.
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Getup'ngo
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I use neither ... I have the Steer Safe stabilizer. Really like it. Did not install it myself.
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