

| Subject: | Re: Why are campers higher at the rear? |
| From: | Jonce Fancher |
| Date: | Thu, 10 Jun 2004 13:46:27 -0700 |
size and weight of the driver and passanger are in question. c-ya Jonce >Maybe they just look that way. I've noticed the same thing, but am too >lazy to go out and measure. > >I do know that they are higher on the passenger side due to the fact >that the driver, the water and appliances are all on the left. > >Jim > >On Jun 10, 2004, at 1:17 PM, Simon Reinhardt wrote: > >> I looked through the archives, OK? >> My question is this: Why do most of the campers I've seen (and >> especially the syncros) seem to sit lower in the front? >> ETKA doesn't show any difference in part # between camper and passenger >> vans (at least not for syncros). >> It doesn't seem like the weight distribution would explain much- the >> bulk of the extra weight is between the wheels. >> Does it have something to do with improving the aerodynamics of the >> top? Then why is there no different part #? >> Besides curiosity, I ask because I have a set of passenger syncro >> springs I'd like to put on my camper to improve the front approach >> angle a little... >> >> Befuddled, >> Simon >>
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