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marineman1

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Posted: 03/27/12 09:19am

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already replaced front coils with super coils. HELP!!!!

wolfe10

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Posted: 03/27/12 09:25am

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What about rear ride height-- may have a weak rear spring on that side.

Have you done individual wheel position weights-- is that side heavy? Anything you can move to the other side?

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Posted: 03/27/12 09:59am

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Don't worry, it just gives the coach character, like grey hair.

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Posted: 03/27/12 10:28am

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Maybe if the driver lost a few pounds??

grousehunter 61

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Posted: 04/04/12 11:51am

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I went to air bags on mine, adjust amount of air to level. works great.

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daveB110

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Posted: 04/04/12 12:06pm

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Air bags may not be the answer if lean is too much. A visit to a spring shop likely more effective.

jvander

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Posted: 04/04/12 02:24pm

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Just stay in the right lane!

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vapor3000

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Posted: 04/04/12 02:43pm

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Which chassis do you have? Solid front axle or IFS?

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Posted: 04/09/12 06:27am

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If you can't see or measure a difference in axle to frame or axle to house, I'd do one of these:
if this was a DIY install contact the mfr. If a third party install go to them.

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Posted: 04/09/12 08:43am

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Have you weighed the coach, what is on that side, gen, holding tank, water tank, it could be a lot of things, balance is everything. On ours everything is on the driver side of the coach, holding tanks, bath room, kitchen, and me. There are springs shops that will weigh the coach and can adjust the springs to balance, the problem is sometime you will be empty and some time full, that is where the air bags come in, if you have an on-board air pump you can adjust the air to balance as things change. You didn't say how much the coach leans, have you checked for a broken spring, shackle, anything bent.