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Old 03-12-2016, 11:30 PM   #17
tmshih
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Vegas
State: California
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Sway bars along with a Steering Stabilizer will run around $2500 to install. You can watch the Wynns video to see what kind of effect these additions make:

Gas RV Stabilizers – Do they Really Work

A cheaper modification folks add to avoid sway during high winds and passing trucks are AirTabs.

Airtab | Aerodynamic Fuel Savers | Welcome

These smooth out the airflow behind your rig to prevent a low pressure area from building up behind you. Reviews say they don't do much to improve mileage, but do wonders for swaying. Only problem is they look kind of dorky.
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