Hi Huff,
You asked about Friction Bars. My suggestion is to call Reese and ask them
to send their catalog or brochure showing Friction Bars. 1-800-359-5585
Terry
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on 05/29/01 10:42 AM, Dave Huffman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ...You asked "Is there anything else I can do in the meantime to stop the sway
> during crosswind
> situations?"
> Reese sells a "dual cam sway control" component that mates up with the
> standard lift bars. I've used
> them for as long as Reese has sold them and find they do the job 99% of the
> time. For the other 1%
> of the time, such as when navigating strong cross winds between canyons on the
> Interstates, I've
> found that supplementing the dual cams with one or two friction bars...
>
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> What are "Friction Bars"?
> Huff
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