12-11-2023, 04:33 AM
An awareness point to consider. I don’t know if you have a straight axle or independent front suspension because your coach is in the transition period.
If you have independent front suspension, changing the ride height changes the toe in. If you have IFS and you lower the front end, you will have to reset the toe. If you have IFS, small adjustments at the ride height valve have big adjustments at the frame. That is because the vertical arm for the HCV is mounted on the sway bar and depends upon rotation of the sway bar to determine the ride height. That method desensitizes the movement, so the sensitivity is returned by using a very short reaction arm on the HCV.
If you have independent front suspension, changing the ride height changes the toe in. If you have IFS and you lower the front end, you will have to reset the toe. If you have IFS, small adjustments at the ride height valve have big adjustments at the frame. That is because the vertical arm for the HCV is mounted on the sway bar and depends upon rotation of the sway bar to determine the ride height. That method desensitizes the movement, so the sensitivity is returned by using a very short reaction arm on the HCV.
Richard and Rhonda Entrekin
99 Newell, 512
Maverick Hybrid Toad
Inverness, FL (when we're home
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