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Old 01-11-2021, 05:06 PM   #3
Beau388
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Hurricane 31S
State: Texas
Posts: 4,177
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Originally Posted by Campnjoe View Post
So most of the the time I can cruise in our 29m at 65 - 70 mph with zero problems. I have a roadmaster stabilizer installed. However, sometimes when the wind is high, I can barely keep 60mph without it feeling like I will get blown off the road. Is this a problem for all coaches or is it just the f53 18000lb chassis? Reason I ask is I have had a few other coaches pass me in this crazy wind. Any tips and tricks that you can share?
Same chassis on same factory, but longer coach (more rear overhang). The only chassis mods are Sumo Maxum springs (front and rear) and SuperSteer rear track bar. I did have the front axle shimmed to 6 degrees of caster, as I have found that to be ideal in my Corvairs which are also rear weight biased with long rear overhang. I do show down in heavy, gusty, thunder storms but only because of limited visibility and fear of hydroplaning. 45 mph gusty winds of West Texas do not cause any problems at my 60 mph cruise speed. I do travel at close to my max weight at 6,100 lbs front, 11,700 lbs on the rear.
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