Anyone install shocks on their trailer??
There are a few kits out there now to install shocks on trailers. Seems like a fairly easy job. The one I seem to like best is by Joyride Shock System which apparently is now bought out by Roadmaster...
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IMHO just about anything you do is probably better than the stock on most trailers. It's just going to be a matter of how much money and work you want to put into it.
For the bigger trailers the MORryde IS is probably going to be top of the line but also lots of dollars and you have to go to them.
There are things you can do to help with longevity. Heavy duty shackles and wet bolts.
Extra bracing like the MORryde X-Factor.
Anything you do to help the ride has to be better on the trailer.
After saying all that I have the Heavy Duty Shackles, Joy Rider Shocks (I think roadmaster is the same thing) and the MORryde SRE4000. I'm very happy with it all and highly recommend it all.
After all this the TrailerSaver air ride hitch is my favorite. It really helps the ride of the truck and trailer.
For the bigger trailers the MORryde IS is probably going to be top of the line but also lots of dollars and you have to go to them.
There are things you can do to help with longevity. Heavy duty shackles and wet bolts.
Extra bracing like the MORryde X-Factor.
Anything you do to help the ride has to be better on the trailer.
After saying all that I have the Heavy Duty Shackles, Joy Rider Shocks (I think roadmaster is the same thing) and the MORryde SRE4000. I'm very happy with it all and highly recommend it all.
After all this the TrailerSaver air ride hitch is my favorite. It really helps the ride of the truck and trailer.
