Anti-Sway Bar for 2015 Newmar Canyon Star 3921

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Ref: # 1139-144 the website states the fit isnt confirmed yet . I have a 2015 Newmar canyon star 3921, the unit 39 foot long - because of length they recommendation not to use # 139-143. Which one is the correct one for my vehicle. Regards

asked by: Udo K

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According to Roadmaster, their # 1139-144 is a fit for V-10 equipped F53 chassis that are 34 feet long or longer. The # 1139-144 supplements the factory anti-sway bar, which stays in place.

expert reply by: Mike L

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