Mor/Ryd CRE 3000 suspension upgrade?

[audio1der]

Seems Keystone has a fancy new trick for the Cougar lineup, an upgraded suspension with more, smoother travel. It seems to me it wouldn't be all that difficult to retro onto our trailers?
Thoughts?
http://bit.ly/SiK3UZ

[Nick & Jamie]

We upgraded from a pull trailer to our cougar fifth wheel last year and it has the cre 3000. On our old trailer things would shift around alot while towing. The new one I have accidentally left stuff on the counter and it is still there when I park. I don't know how much the suspension has to do with it but it tows soo much better than the old camper.

[Quiroule]

I have done it last year, and added wet bolts at the same time.

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[davidjsimons]

I have this suspension in my Cougar 28RBS. I don't have much TT experience to compare it to, but I have towed a lot of miles with other various types of trailers and can tell you that this trailer rides extremely well.


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[hankpage]

The Mor/Ryd, Trailaire and EZ-Flex Upgrades all seem to lessen the transfer of road shock to the trailer. Much cheaper and easier to install than shock absorbers and a very worthwhile upgrade and a nice plus that Keystone is offering on some new models. If you don't have them ... dollar for dollar they are the best upgrade for ride comfort available. JM2¢, Hank