Best Sway Bar Recommendations for a 2003 W22 Series Workhorse RV

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2003 RV M6342LX Workhorse What is the best bar.

asked by: Sherwood

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Expert Reply:

From the research I did it looks like your 2003 RV M6342LX Workhorse is a Dolphin built on the W22 chassis. For a front sway bar you would want the # RM-1259-106 and for the rear the # RM-1259-109.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The installation of a front anti-sway bar won't do much for your steering but a steering stabilizer will and that's what I recommend. The correct one for a 2003 Tiffin Allegro Motorhome on a Workhorse W20 Chassis is the Roadmaster…

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Answer 2

For your 2008 Workhorse W22 motorhome what you'd want for a front sway bar and steering stabilizer is the Roadmaster Front Sway Bar and TruTrac Rod Kit part #RM-1259-106 which comes with the front bar and a TruTrac rod which acts as a…

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

For your 2007 Winnebago Sightseer on the W18 chassis, you'd want the Roadmaster #RM-1259-116 Front anti-sway bar/TruTrac Rod kit. The part you'd looked at is a fit for the W20, W22 and W24 chassis and wouldn't work on your W18. I've…

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Answer 5

The front trac bar that comes in the Roadmaster Kit #RM-1259-106 that you referenced will do the same job as a steering stabilizer but won't be as effective. For the best of both worlds I recommend going with the front Anti-Sway Bar #RM-1259-105…

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Answer 6

For the 2002 Workhorse W22 the correct Roadmaster steering stabilizer with mounting brackets is #RM-RBK13-RSSA. The mounting brackets alone are #RM-RBK13. I have included a link to our FAQ on stability control for heavy duty vehicles.

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

Yes! Probably the single best addition you can make to provide better handling in your RV would be to install a rear anti-sway bar. Helper springs treat the symptom but not the cause like an anti-sway bar would. There are 2 rear sway bar options for…

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Answer 9

The only difference between Roadmaster front anti-sway bar #RM-1259-105 and #RM-1259-106 is that the latter, #RM-1259-106, also includes a Roadmaster TruTrac front axle track rod that keeps the front axle in line. It would be more stable than a new…

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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