Скачать или смотреть Introduction to Motorhome Steering & Suspension: 13/18: — Bounce

✅ Does Your RV Keep Bouncing After You Hit a Bump? That’s Bounce — And Here’s How to Fix It

In this lesson, Tommy Henderson (Henderson’s Line-Up & SuperSteer) explains bounce — excessive vertical movement of your coach after hitting bumps, dips, bridge joints, or speed bumps.

Bounce differs from porpoising: instead of front-to-back rocking, this is uncontrolled up-and-down motion of one or both axles. Excessive bounce makes driving tiring, uncomfortable, and even dangerous when severe.

🚐 In this video, you'll learn:

How to recognize bounce while driving or during speed bump tests
How bounce differs from porpoising
Why worn or inadequate shock absorbers cause bounce
Why improper ride height affects suspension damping, especially on air ride coaches
The importance of correct ride height specs for specific chassis models
How weak leaf springs contribute to bounce, especially when bottoming out
Why proper suspension support is critical to eliminate excessive rebound

🛠️ About Henderson's Line-Up & SuperSteer:
For over 60 years, Henderson’s Line-Up has helped RV owners solve suspension and ride quality issues using expert diagnostics, road testing, and superior aftermarket products.

👉 Visit us: https://hendersonslineup.com
👉 Upgrade parts: https://supersteerparts.com
👉 Schedule your Road Performance Assessment: https://hendersonslineup.com/rpa


00:00 Introduction to RV Bounce
00:06 Testing for Bounce Symptoms
00:28 Difference Between Bounce & Porpoising
01:07 Shock Absorbers as a Primary Cause
01:18 Ride Height Problems on Air Ride Coaches
01:40 Importance of Correct Ride Height Specs for Your Chassis
01:43 Weak Springs Contributing to Excessive Bounce