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Old January 26th 08, 06:20 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Towing stability studies

If you can stand the size and poor gas milage, it's hard to go wrong
with a pickup or commercial van with a solid axle and a factory tow
package, BTW

My suggestions/opinions only; your milage may vary.

Ray Warshaw
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I'm hoping for a solution to trailer sway in the Acura MDX that I am
waiting for delivery next week. The MDX has a Trailer Stability Assist
program included in the Vehicle Stability Assist system. Of course,
TSA doesn't fix whatever is causing the sway in the first place but at
least it should eliminate the effects. I've tried various solutions on
my trailer and the one with the greatest positive effect was inflating
the tires to max rated pressure. I think the fundamental problem on my
trailer is the wimpy torsion bar suspension.
Steve
 




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