SS3032-8P - Supersteer P30/32 Bell Crank Arm Passenger Side 14k GVW

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Part # SS3032-8P SuperSteer P30/32 Bell Crank Arm Passenger Side 14K GVW

Description:

Suitable for use with the SuperSteer P3032 Bell Crank or the stock bell crank, the Supersteer Bell Crank Arm is stronger than the factory part, which can wear out prematurely and create steering play. Featuring an adjustable ball socket to compensate for long term wear, the SuperSteer Bell Crank Arm is precision-built to handle the high steering forces common in this application, and produces better steering feel.

Applications:

Chevy P30 Motorhome - GM & Workhorse Chassis - Right Hand (Passenger) Side - 16K GVWR
Chevy P32 Motorhome - GM & Workhorse Chassis - Right Hand (Passenger) Side - 16K GVWR
Chevy P37 Motorhome - GM & Workhorse Chassis - Right Hand (Passenger) Side - 16K GVWR

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

How many bellcranks do i need for my 93 Fleetwood Coronado with a p30 motorhome chaise? ( Rowdy Palmer, 12/15/2022 )

Hello Rowdy , the P-chassis has a bellcrank ( frame mounted pivot) and a bellcrank arm on each side. The Bellcranks are the same for all the P-series chassis, the arms vary depending on year/GVWR , with 92 being the transitional year, If the RV is a 93, it could be a 92 chassis . The P3032's would be correct regardless of year. ( Uses two) ( Support )

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