What sort of suspension does the Camper have?
All models have fully Independent trailing arm suspension with coil springs, shock absorbers, polyurethane bump stops, interlocked stub axles and bearings. The suspension uses swing arms with coil springs that pivot from the drawbar of the chassis. The camper actually sits on top of this assembly which explains why glass and other fragile items can travel 5000kms in a Kimberley Kamper kitchen without breakage. The swing arms are manufactured by Kimberley in 6 different configurations so that the tracking distance between the tyres, once the matching hubs are fitted, is very close to the vehicle. The resulting smooth wheel tracking reduces fuel consumption when travelling over sand or through wet conditions. The wheel hub setting and wheel studs can also be matched to most vehicles for inter-changeability. NEW for Platinum Models: Mono-tube Shock Absorbers This shock absorber is a high pressure, mono tube design. These are a newer design and the Monotube design allows them to operate at
