Suspension Upgrades for 2007 Holiday Rambler Vacationer Class A Motorhome on Roadmaster RSR Chassis

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I have a 2007 Holiday Rambler Vacationer Diesel class A motor home. I think it is a RSR chassis made by holiday rambler. It is a diesel pusher with a 5.9L engine and a Allision 1000MH transmission. Do you make a rear stabiliser bar for this motor home?

asked by: Richard K

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Your 2007 Holiday Rambler Vacationer Class A motor home is built on the Roadmaster RSR chassis. The options we have for it are all steering stabilizers. A steering stabilizer will keep your vehicle's steering firm and controlled, reducing rut tracking and driver fatigue.

For a chassis model with a straight axle, airbags, and 1-3/4 inch diameter tie rod or 2 inch diameter tie rod use # RM-RBK6-RSSA. For a model with a with straight axle, leaf springs, and 1-1/4 inch, 1-1/2 inch, or 1-3/4 inch tie rod use # RM-RBK8-RSSA.

We do not have any options for anti-sway bars or axle stabilizers for this motor home.

expert reply by: Michael H

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