2005 Winnebago Adventurer Motorhome Vehicle Suspension Installation And Review Videos

SumoSprings Maxim Rear Helper Springs Installation - 2005 Winnebago Adventurer Motorhome- Video

Hi there, Winnebago Owners. Today in your 2005 Winnebago Adventure, we're gonna be taking a look at and showing you how to install SumoSprings for the rear axle. And this is what our SumoSprings looks like when it's installed. You can see that the bracket is a custom fit for this chassis, as it will line up with the factory jumps bumper attachment and it will connect right on there on one side. And on the other side, it actually lines up with factory holes that are already there present. So you don't have to do any drilling really with this setup to get these installed. more

11/29/2022 7:51:02 AM

SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs Installation - 2005 Winnebago Adventurer Motorhome- Video

Hello, neighbors, it's Brad here at etrailer and today, we're taking a look and installing SumoSprings Front Helper Springs on the front of a 2005 Winnebago Adventurer. Now, if you hop under your Adventurer and you see these factory jounce bumpers, these do an okay job, but the problem is it takes quite a bit before these engage and with all that time of engaging, you're getting sway and kind of a top-heavy feel when you're driving your RV. So that kind of gives you a little bit numb steering feel, your braking won't be as good, and just overall, it just feels a little bit vague and numb while driving. The SumoSprings are gonna be a little bit taller and they actually do a really good job of being progressive, meaning once they compress, they're gonna get stiffer as you lean more on them. So they're gonna contact quicker, reducing that sway immediately, but as you turn harder, they're gonna fight back and really give your suspension a fighting chance and you're gonna feel that in the steering wheel every time you make a turn. Now with our Sumos installed, you're gonna notice pretty quickly once you lower that front down to get that axle back to normal height that there's not a whole lot of gap under here where these Sumos are gonna rest, especially compared to our factory jounce, and that's a good thing, it's going to initiate quicker and just there's gonna take less gap here for that sway to allow before engaging, and something else I'll point out is if you look at the factory jounce bumpers, these are hollow inside here. more

11/16/2022 3:53:35 PM