Drifting

[Jefvm]

Here are some pictures.
All you do is remove the bolts on both sides raise the bar up and reinsert the bolt.
This will tighten up the travel in the suspension and only takes maybe an hour of your time.
You may need a jack of some kind to move the bar up to place your bolts in the secondary holes.
You perform this task on the front and rear of the RV.

hope this helps everyone out.

Safe travels

[Jefvm]

Originally Posted by Chuck13

Everyone refers to CHF or cheap fix, but I can not find what that consists of. Please help

Chuck13 see attached pictures I just posted for your viewing

[Golfbum18]

Originally Posted by penguin

I agree. The dealers could make a decent profit by offering chassis upgrades and I believe customers would be happy to pay a little extra to make their drive better. And to add 4k worth of upgrades over the life of a 20 year loan would add next to nothing to their payment.

Got an ACE some time back from CW in Tallahassee....the place did the CHF for me at no charge. GOod deal and it helped. Nothing like the upgrades on the Hurricane we now have but it did help.