2015 Thor ACE Motorhome Anti-Sway Bars Installation And Review Videos

Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar Installation - 2015 Thor ACE Motorhome- Video

Hello neighbors, it's Brad here at etrailer and today we're taking a look and installing the Roadmaster front sway bar on a 2015 Thor A.C.E. When it comes to upgrades for your RV, something that people don't necessarily think about that often until they've driven for a while is suspension and suspension enhancements and something with a large coach, something like this as you make a turn it feels top heavy and naturally it just wants to sway. Sometimes steering can be pretty numb feeling and that's not exactly a feeling you want while driving something this large. And especially when gusts of wind come and the vehicle sways side to side. Having that eliminated or close to eliminated is a great comforting feeling and a great way to do that is going to be upgrading your factory sway bar. Now this one is, looks to be almost about the same diameter as the factory one, but let me tell you as soon as you pick up this new one versus your old one you'll see the weight difference and that's really where it can hold up to the stress and weight of the RV. more

8/14/2023 2:01:32 PM

Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar Installation - 2015 Thor ACE Motorhome- Video

Hi there Thor owners. Today on your 2015 Thor ACE Motorhome, we're going to be taking a look, at and showing you how to install, Roadmaster's rear anti-sway bar.-And this is what your sway-bar is going to look like when it's installed. It's going to work with your factory sway-bar, which is located just on the other side of your axle, so you're going to have double the amount of anti-sway on your vehicle. That auxilary sway-bar that we've added here is a thicker diameter bar, so it's going to be even stronger than the factory bar that's located on the other side. So what this means for you is that over the life of your RV, you're going to experience less sway, so you won't have so much rocking back and forth.This is nice if you're caught in heavy cross winds where it may cause it to sway, or you hit any uneven pavement that causes it to sway. It's going to make it more comfortable inside for your passengers, because they're not going to experience so much sway back and forth. more

6/13/2019 1:47:19 PM