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I did the same, pushed on the headliner and did notice very little thickness.
I think I will have to live with it since covering the...
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When parked at home during the summer my Road Trek P210 get way to hot on the interior. I can't leave windows open since we get too much...
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Your probably in the right thread since Booser has done a lot to correct his handling. If you haven't already, go to the top of the...
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Booster:
“I later by a bit got into exactly where the van was on height compared to factory spec.”
Where would a person find the Ride...
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Sorry, somewhere along the line I started making replies to BOOMER not Booster😵💫🤔
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Boomer: “I am n ot a big fan of track bars on leaf spring systems unless it is a Watts linkage style “
From what I’ve read, I can see...
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I was lucky enough to find a Watts linkage style trackbar for the Newmar Class A RV we used to own but could not find one for the Chevy...
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Luv2Go:
“FWIW, we resolved the "oversteer" issues we had with our 2005 210V with a rear track bar. We found that in certain situations...
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Booster: “…Heavily loaded vans like ours with high rear weight are chronic understeering vehicles, meaning they will push out the front...
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Well it's time to, again, visit an old topic: Road Trek van ride Height.
I have discussed van handling at length with Booster some time...
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