Question on best handling investment

[stimpey]

I have a 2015 Jayco precept 35 un with a pretty standard package I would like to know what the best piece of equipment would be to upgrade my handling it has the J ride in it Bilstein shocks and a Steermaster front steering shock on it I would like to try to make it handled just a little bit better if I could what would be a good upgrade for me

[Sadie]

Hi stimpey, there are tons of good advice in this forum. Here a couple I know of.
No money you can do it yourself:
1. Bring the tire pressure up to 95 – 100psi
2. Do the CHF (Cheap Handling Fix)
3. Bring Heavy Load to the front

Needs some investment:
1. Change the shocks to Koni shocks
2. Check your sway bar in the back, maybe replace it with a Roadmaster one
3. This is just a safety device not much a handeling: install a steering stabilizer (Roadmaster or Safe-T-Plus)
That’s it. Unless you really want to invest serious money: than those guys are around too: CLASS Suspension System from LiquidSpring

[stimpey]

What do you mean by Cheap fix I already have the and the safety steer Plus

[Sadie]

Google: Cheap Handling Fix
There are multiple Videos and posts all over the internet.
Check this:

here

[DDailey]

I have steering problem with my 2016 Alante 31L can't keep it on the road when I get close to semi trucks it pushes me off the road what can I do to help with this I just put a new steering shock on didn't help . It has done this sense new only has 2000 miles on it

[oldmanAZ]

Welcome to the forum.

IMO, the first step is to inflate all tires to the maximum shown on the sidewall and try that. Then lower the front tire pressure by 5 psi and try that. Then try lowering the fronts an additional 5 psi and try that.

In many situations, under inflation causes handling problems. It isn't the answer for everyone, but it's quick, easy, and cheap to give it a try.

[Sadie]

DDailey, check out the post below.
http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f3...ion-49703.html

Not saying that's the solution, but getting used to drive a big rig and relax helps.
I have my tire pressure at 95psi all around, that helped a little.