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Which component is right for you?

  ROADMASTER designs, engineers and manufactures 
anti-sway bars, trac bars, and steering stabilizers for both 
original  equipment  manufacturers  and  the  aftermarket. 
Anti-sway  bars,  trac  bars  and  steering  stabilizers  work 
in concert with the other components of your suspension 
system to add stability and control.
  Each of these components has a specific role to play.
  The graph on the previous page identifies the primary 
benefits  of  aftermarket  suspension  products.  Each  one 
has  value  —  for  a  specific  application.  It’s  important  to 
understand and identify what you’re experiencing, so you 
can select the correct product solution.

RSS Anti-Sway Bars

 

  A remarkable improvement in stability and cornering 

control  —  for  motorhomes  or  any  large  vehicle, 
especially towing combinations — is just a few bolts 
away. Anti-sway bars from Roadmaster Suspension 
Solutions deliver a “Wow!” difference in RV control 
you’ll notice the first time you turn the wheel.

 

20 years of experience

 in the RV industry

  for 

motorhomes, trucks, vans 

and 

SUVs 

  more than 60 kits, each one 

custom-designed 

for

  a  specific chassis and suspension system

  large  diameter,  cadmium-plated 

4140  chromoly 

  steel bars

, with heavy-duty 

polyurethane bush-

  ings

 

easy installation

 — in most cases, eight bolts

What do our customers say?

  “I noticed a difference as soon as I stepped into 
the motorhome — there was no rocking movement. 
  During a recent trip we encountered substantial 
crosswinds. With the RSS anti-sway bar, I estimate 
our motorhome’s sway was reduced by 90 percent.
  We don’t feel anything now when a tractor trailer 
blows by us.
  I’m 100 percent satisfied — everyone should experi-
ence the benefit of this product.”
— Johnny Singleton, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

A high-grAdE AllOy And A bEttEr pivOt pOint

 — The 

stock anti-sway bar (on the right) has a small diameter, 1020 grade 

spring steel, and a rubber bushing. The RSS anti-sway bar (to the 

left) has a large diameter, 4140 chromoly steel, and a polyurethane 

bushing, making it many times more resistant to sway.

RSS

stock

Reflex Steering Stabilizers

  Your best insurance against the catastrophic con-
sequences of a front tire blow out is a Reflex Steer-
ing Stabilizer. 
  When you blow out a front tire, your vehicle will 
make an abrupt turn toward that tire, causing you to 
veer into oncoming traffic or off the road. The Reflex 
Steering Stabilizer’s tempered steel springs, which 
are attached to the tie rods and undercarriage, auto-
matically compensate for oversteer caused by front 
tire blow outs, pot holes, rut tracks and other unfa-
vorable road conditions, as well as crosswinds and 
passing 18-wheelers. 
  The springs react instantaneously to bring the ve-
hicle back to center.

What do our customers say?

  “I had a Reflex Steering Stabilizer installed, and 
the  difference  was  night  and  day  —  my  Class  C 
motorhome handles like a sports car. The stabilizer 
keeps the steering centered, no matter what the road 
throws at me. Ruts, bumps and hairpin curves are no 
problem. 
  My steering wheel doesn’t belong to potholes any 
more — it belongs to me.”
— Jerry Miller, Portland, Oregon

Davis TruTrac

 Bars

  Does your motorhome vibrate from side to side? 
Are  “wandering,”  “rut  tracking”  and  “lazy  steering” 
a problem? Tired and fatigued trying to keep in line 
going down the road?
  Davis  TruTrac  bars  link  the  chassis  to  the  front 
axle,  eliminating  excessive  axle  side  play,  without 
affecting normal up-and-down suspension travel. 
  The  result  is  precise,  predictable  handling.  The 
benefits are an immediate improvement in both ve-
hicle performance and safety, as well as increased 
driver  comfort  —  more  positive  control  means  less 
driver fatigue.

What do our customers say?

  “My F53 chassis would vibrate so bad that it shook 
the whole motorhome. The only way to stop the vibra-
tion was to slow down to 20 mph — which almost got 
me rear-ended twice. Finally my wife told me, ‘I’m not 
riding in that motorhome any more.’
  A mechanic told me about Davis TruTrac bars. I 
had one installed and the vibrations stopped imme-
diately. I drove that motorhome for another 150,000 
miles (with my wife back on board) and it was solid 
as a rock.”
— John Kielty, Reno, Nevada

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Страница 1: ...Suspension Solutions ROADMASTER Inc 6110 NE 127th Ave Vancouver WA 98682 800 669 9690 Fax 360 735 9300 roadmasterinc com 2010 ROADMASTER Inc All rights reserved 853326 06 09 10 Entire contents of man...

Страница 2: ...eatly appreciate your discerning taste WELCOME TO THE ROADMASTER FAMILY Safety definitions inside front cover Safe towing practices 1 Installer s safety checklist 2 Installing the quick disconnect sys...

Страница 3: ...cle to override the towing vehicle result SAFE TOWING PRACTICES ing in jackknifing leapfrogging or fishtailing Serious damage to both vehicles as well as the towing system could result Always stand to...

Страница 4: ...cause excessive tire wear and other consequential non warranty damage The installer must be sure that the vehicle is suit able or adaptable for towing Some vehicles must be equipped with a transmissio...

Страница 5: ...he tow bar will not be centered on the towed vehicle which will cause excessive tire wear and other consequential non warranty damage 4 Once the crossbar slides on and off easily torque the four bolts...

Страница 6: ...t the locking mechanisms and the release latch are pointing up as shown in Figure 5 Components of the tow bar may be damaged if the tow bar is attached with the release latch and the locking mechanism...

Страница 7: ...eding page Both tow bar arms must be attached to the quick disconnect bases and locked with a linch pin Towing vibrations will force the linch pins out unless they are properly locked in place over th...

Страница 8: ...ar silicone sealant around each wire entry and set screw indenta tion to help weatherproof the socket and secure the set screws 5 If the motorhome does not have the correct wiring socket already you c...

Страница 9: ...t the terminals are conducting the electrical signals as identified in Figure 14 2 Next loosen the set screw and remove the terminal assembly from the plug housing 3 Slide the included clear vinyl spa...

Страница 10: ...s cannot exceed 6 000 pounds Pull the safety cables so that all the slack is at the mo torhome Make sure there is enough slack in the cables at the motorhome to allow for sharp turns if there is not e...

Страница 11: ...acket kits are bolted directly to the frame of the towed vehicle and do not require short safety cables If your ROADMASTER bracket kit contains short safety cables refer to the installation instructio...

Страница 12: ...performance and lon gevity Use the following guidelines to keep your tow bar clean and well lubricated Always clean the tow bar before lubricating Use a wa ter soluble cleaner such as Voom RV part num...

Страница 13: ...ration to thirty days or the term of the applicable express warranty provided above whichever is longer Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitati...

Страница 14: ...lines Would you lose control if one of the front tires blew out Does the steering wheel have a mind of its own Do passing 18 wheelers and crosswinds rock your vehicle back and forth Is driving a whit...

Страница 15: ...a large diameter 4140 chromoly steel and a polyurethane bushing making it many times more resistant to sway RSS stock Reflex Steering Stabilizers Your best insurance against the catastrophic con seque...

Страница 16: ...and 8b sold separately 910019 40 8a hitch pin clip two 910028 8b hitch pin and clip one each 910027 part description number 9 yoke assembly with bushing color coded red part numbers 9a through 9e sol...

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