MORryde Suspension System

[Tuz5150]

Anybody have any experience with upgrade equalizers on your tandem suspension :

MORryde SRE2-733 SRE4000 Suspension System
https://www.amazon.com/MORryde-SRE2-733-SRE4000-Suspension-System/dp/B00BFUA7H0/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1521823104&sr=1-3&keywords=morryde+sre4000&linkCode=sl1&tag=rlt-text-links-20&linkId=f93c8b22ab5db7c3f56e835c8157a1f0


or

Dexter K71-652-00 Complete Suspension Kit
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HOAGBSI/ref=dp_cerb_2

[jsb5717]

What kind of experience are you looking for. Most newer trailers come with this type of equalizer. I've got the CR3000 on mine. If you're comparing to an older plain steel equalizer then there's no comparison.

[Brentw]

Agreed, I installed the dexter ( due to availability) world of difference. Worth the money for me, I installed myself, not overly onerous if you are a bit mechanical.

[Brantlyj]

No experience yet but I have the Moryde CR3000 and wet pin kit waiting for spring so I can install them

[Gobirds38]

How do you what wheel base you have? I have a spread axle.

2020 Keystone Passport 2521RL.

[tech740]

How do you what wheel base you have? I have a spread axle.

2020 Keystone Passport 2521RL.

I think it is center to center of the wheels on the same side of he trailer.

[roadglide]

I have been using the dexter easy flex heavy duty four years now world of difference In the pulling experience . I never have anything fall out of shelves.

[Dave W]

Ours has the CRE300 which will give 3" added travel while the CRE4000 looks to be a heavier duty and with 4" added suspension travel and would expect it t be used for a heavier trailer. Ours bottomed out with the CRE3000 - hard. It took an extra spring leaf and a 1" spacer and four 6x12 16ga metal patch plates to fix that nasty scuff. I can only guess how bad that scuff would have been with another inch of travel. Oh and that Amazon CRE4000 kit is not complete without the MorRYDE X-factor cross member to reiforce and steady the much longer lever arm hanger assembly

[Gobirds38]

My wheelbase Center to Center is 42 in. I only see the MoRryde system for 33 and 35 in

[Big1]

I have the CR3000 compared to the one I had I take the MorRyde, along with the MorRyde pin box I love it.

[slow]

My wheelbase Center to Center is 42 in. I only see the MoRryde system for 33 and 35 in



Lippert is the only company that supplies a cushioned equalizer for a spread axle. Check the eTrailer website.

[Northofu1]

Lippert is the only company that supplies a cushioned equalizer for a spread axle. Check the eTrailer website.

Good luck with the etrailer website and that equalizer.

[slow]

Good luck with the etrailer website and that equalizer.



Here you go: https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Leaf-Spring-Suspension/Lippert-Components/LC314336.html#prod-acc-onlyreviews

[Northofu1]

Here you go: https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Leaf-Spring-Suspension/Lippert-Components/LC314336.html#prod-acc-onlyreviews

That would be great if I had 5k axles. I ordered leaf springs, heavy duty wet bolt kit based on year, make, and model. Well, the bolts and shackles fit, wrong equalizers and springs.

[slow]

Sorry to hear it did not workout for you.

Are your axle ratings greater than 5k?

The equalizer I shared a link for also works on lower capacity axles. I installed them on 4.4k axles.

[Bolo4u]

Anybody have any experience with upgrade equalizers on your tandem suspension :



MORryde SRE2-733 SRE4000 Suspension System

https://www.amazon.com/MORryde-SRE2-733-SRE4000-Suspension-System/dp/B00BFUA7H0/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1521823104&sr=1-3&keywords=morryde+sre4000&linkCode=sl1&tag=rlt-text-links-20&linkId=f93c8b22ab5db7c3f56e835c8157a1f0





or



Dexter K71-652-00 Complete Suspension Kit

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HOAGBSI/ref=dp_cerb_2


While I don't currently have a 5r, I do have a custom built triple axle car hauler/cargo trailer, I bought used, so I don't have much background on its history or the suspension (don't know if it was serviced or replaced at some point before me) .

Over the last couple mornings, my dad and I replaced the stock equalizers and shackles with a Dexter E-Z Flex K71-656-00. I found my kit on Nicks Truck parts for about $350 including shipping. That was about a $75 savings over the other vendors.

It took about two hours for each side over two mornings. Relatively easy, considering I did it in my driveway. There were a couple minor hiccups (hole alignment, etc) mainly due to having on side still on the ground.

If you have any mechanic skills and tools you can do it yourself.

Gone are all the creaks and squeaks I was hearing from the old suspension, and it has wet bolts included.

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