#Sumo springs rv install

Thanks for the advice.I really trust what you guys have to say. So.considering trailer weight and especially tongue weight, should I just go ahead and get the Sumo Springs?ĮTrailer has them for $225, would need to order them up to get them in and have them installed before picking up the new RV in early to mid November. springs I would also suggest checking out the blog Official public group for owners of Winnebago RVs past present and future. Looking for advice etc as to what to add to the truck. Obviously if I don't do it and find I need them, it is a lot less cost effective to have them installed after the sway bar is put in. Topic: sumo springs vs air bags: Posted By: wiggles n wooffers on 02/05/12 12:17am Has anyone done any comparisons between sumo springs vs airbags Have a stock F450 with camper package and with Host Everest, and have 3 inches of squat.

#Sumo springs rv install

I will have my local shop install the sway bar, and am pretty sure that at the time of install it is pretty much no additional work to install those springs. My friend with the 2017 Tundra with same RV weight, etc, says I need the sway bar but doesn't really think I need the Sumo springs. I have read about the Sumo Springs (blue) and am considering having them installed together with the sway bar. That being said, the measurement is extremely close and after talking to SumoSprings it will indeed be okay. Not planning on carrying much in the truck.Īnyway, I am going to install a TRD sway bar upon advice of friend with same RV and 2017 Tundra. When installing the Sumo Trailer Springs TSS-107-40, is very important as the Trailer SumoSprings provide the maximum level of vibration reduction and damping with the 1/4-1/2 preload. They mount above trailer leaf spring assemblies and create a cushion between.

I'm already aware of my payload limit (1,580lbs) etc. Trailer SumoSprings(R) utilize the same micro-cellular air springs as SumoSprings. I have a 2007 Tundra with 5.7L Tow/HaulAss package. Pair your air bag kit with a wirelss air compressor for on board control.I'm sure they are answered in an assortment of places, but please indulge me. The springs are bolted onto the motorhome frame and axles, centered above the stock leaf springs. The kit part numbers are SSF-180-40-1 front (blue) and SSR-180-54-1 rear (yellow). These kits will provide up to an additional 5,000 lbs. Our installation involved a 2008 Itasca Sunrise (2007 Ford F53 chassis with 22,000-pound gvwr) and the SumoSprings Maxim, the highest-rated spring in the line. This website is not affiliated with or endorsed by Montana RV, Keystone RV Company or any of. We run into similar problems with slide on campers, and like pickup load support, motorhome situations can be 'fixed' with the addition of an Air Lift or Friestone air suspension kit. Air Bags vs Sumo Springs on gas Class A: TGR: Class A Motorhome Discussions: 18: 10-23-2017 07:08 AM: Front springs sagging / Sumo Springs bruceh: Workhorse and Chevrolet Chassis Motorhome Forum: 2: 07-09-2014 03:42 PM: sumo springs and trac bar: leptronjohn: Ford Motorhome Chassis Forum: 5: 10-11-2013 12:21 PM: Koni FSD Shocks and Sumo. Sumo springs, so we replaced the springs in kind. Unfortunately, many RV and motorhome chassis are not given the proper amount of suspension support to compensate for all of the additional materials in the coach. With all of the precious cargo above it, we know how important it is for safety, ride comfort, and peace of mind. Get the cushioning of SumoSprings for your coils.

Motorhome suspension needs to be adequate to say the least.