Anti-Sway Bar Recommendation for 2002 Chevy Workhorse W22

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We are looking for sway bars for our 2002 Chevy Workhorse W22 36ft. Do you start with just the rear sway bars or do you need front and rear? Also what is your recommendation for the right sway bar for our class A?

asked by: Emily D

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Expert Reply:

We'll typically recommend folks start with a rear anti-sway bar which will solve handling problems the majority of the time. For your 36 foot 2002 Workhorse chassis, use the # RM-1259-109.

If your motorhome follows ruts in the pavement, you'd want to add a steering stabilizer like # RM-RBK13-RSSA.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

The order of support and stabilization I recommend is to first add the Rear Anti-Sway bar, then the Front Anti-Sway, then the Steering Stabilizer. Next use the Rear Helper Springs followed by the Front Helper Springs. To give you my recommendations,…

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Answer 2

We have just what you need to improve the handling of your 2006 Fleetwood Bounder W22 chassis with the rear sway bar part #RM-1259-109. For Class A motorhomes like yours the biggest ride quality improvement you can make is with a rear sway bar. This…

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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