sway bars

[obrienmikej]

For my 2019 fr3 30ds

I didn't like the drive, and already knew before purchase, I had to upgrade sway bars. Ordered from etrailer.com

Rear is add-on and doesn't replace anything existing.

Front is a replacement for existing sway bar, more beefy.

Both made great improvement. Driving through intersection, small turns, very little roll.

With basic mechanical skills, install was easy. Rear took a little extra elbow grease fit near shock since it close. etrailer makes real nice video's posted on youtube how to install. Couple hours for rear and 1 hour to install front.

Here's what I installed:

• RM-1139-140 Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar for Motorhomes $493.95
• RM-1139-146 Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar for Motorhomes $969.39

I had to call roadmaster to confirm parts for my unit as etrailer didn't have exact part lookup for 2019 model

[TitanMike]

Sway bar upgrades can really help with high profile vehicles. For those who don't want to spend $1500, just installing the rear sway bar (or upgrading existing if a different chassis) can have a very positive effect all by itself.

Remember though, heavy duty sway bars are a trade-off. Reduced roll in turns or from side winds but at the sacrifice of increased harshness of ride when one wheel encounters a dip in the road that the other side doesn't. Especially on front wheels that are suspended independently.