Glad it helped.

Enjoy your new Navion. Yes the Sprinter chassis needs some suspension mods to help it handle better.

Renovating is not a bad idea. There's always things needed to be done to make it yours.

Thanks for watching and comment.

It was definitely worth doing. Noticeable improvement right away.

@@jerryeaton3635 drove over blocks.

Thank you. My next video is installing you Trac Bar. I'm in the middle of editing but have a hectic schedule. Hoping to release that video this Sunday.

@@rvlifediy Why did you never post the video you mentioned about the tractor for the sprinter? Edit (I found the video) looks like you posted in several months later. I was looking around the same time as this video. Thanks for your videos, they are great.

@@bigjeep2195 I did post it. It's titled My Final Suspension Mod.

@@rvlifediy Thank you, I found it after all.

Yes I've heard the same thing. I've tested it both ways over several thousand miles and ended up putting the Sumo Springs back on. In my opinion, it handled better with them on.

Thanks for watching and comment.

Yes the new sway bar made a big difference. I've heard of some people saying it didn't but it did make a big difference to me. The engineers are stating it's about 40 percent stiffer. Numbers aside, it made a difference big enough to recommend the upgrade. Hope that helps.

A 2018 View will likely be on a 2017 Sprinter chassis with the 5 speed transmission. It doesn't have grade breaking but downshift will work. The infotainment center is the older aftermarket type and I don't know much about them except that they are a smaller display and not a Mercedes product. Good luck on your search.

@@rvlifediy THANK YOU from an Englishman 🇬🇧 watching your videos from Arabia!

I would suggest driving it more and determine what type of improvements you want first. This sway bar helped greatly on the side to side rocking when leaving an unlevel driveway. Some people have reported it didn't help at all but I think it helped tremendously. I would do the Sumo Springs both front and rear for highway driving improvement from wind and passing trucks.

@@rvlifediy did you replace the rear sumo springs as well as add the 2.5 Fox Shocks, along with the Hellwig sway bar? Did you upgrade the front sumo springs as well? Thanks Handling and performance ok, moderately improved or greatly improved…..interested in your opinion…..thanks Craig

@@craigbenson52 I have done the following in this order: Rear sumos first (helped with wind driving), installed front sumos (helped with trucks passing), installed fox 2.5 shocks (didn't notice much difference), installed Hellwig sway bar (helped with the rocking back and forth over the driveway). I'm still not satisfied with the handling, and it could use improvement. I've done other mods that I have been testing over the months and will post videos. I'm a picky driver, knowing other motorhomes can handle better, so always on the pursuit to make improvements. I would recommend doing all of them, but rear and front sumos first will make a big difference in highway driving.

@@rvlifediy I have seen some comments that the Fox shocks work better without the sumo spring additions? Guess it is an opinion….just wondering as Fox shocks are 4-6 months back order, if it is better to do rear sumos in the mean time to help the rocking/bouncing, as always thanks for your prompt replies…..

@@craigbenson52 Craig, I have read that as well, and that is part of my experiment to remove the rear sumos (I would definitely do the front sumos regardless). And if you don't do the Fox shocks, I would do the back sumos as well. All I do know is that the stock suspension is not adequate by itself.