Front and Rear Anti-Sway Bars for a 2008 Ford F-450 Class C RV

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Will the sway bar help from the crosswinds pushing on my 2008 ford 450 heavy duty chassis under a class c motorhome. Also is there a sway bar for the rear?

asked by: Jerry B

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Expert Reply:

An upgraded anti-sway bar will help some with crosswinds. For a rear anti-sway bar for a 2008 F-450 Class C use # RM-1139-161. Adding both a front and rear anti-sway bar should help out with keeping the vehicle stable.

expert reply by: Michael H

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