Sway Bar Recommendation for RV Built on 2016 Ford F-53 Chassis

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I put steering stabilizer on my RV didnt help much still pushes me all over is there something I need to do let me know

asked by: Dennis D

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To improve the ride quality of an RV built on a Ford F-53 chassis like what you have the best solution is going with a better rear sway bar.

So for that you'd want the part # RM-1139-145 which is a confirmed fit. Next a front sway bar would make the next best improvement with part # RM-1139-148.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Roadmaster Exact Center Steering Stabilizer w/ Custom Brackets #RM47MR typically comes centered and you would only need to make adjustments after installation and testing to see if it continues to pull. If you adjusted it all the way out to where…

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Answer 2

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

I found the online version of the install instructions for the Exact Center stabilizers like the #RM47MR. What's fun is that just when you think you have found the correct step to address your problem it tells you to continue to the next step.…

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