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- GHopExplorerHad the SRE 4000 installed now for a few trips and love it over stock. SRE 4000 provides a smoother ride, nothing is out of the cabinets or broken. I would like to thank you guys for the help. Safe and happy travels this season.
- MoparBobExplorer
GHop wrote:
RollandB wrote:
GHop wrote:
I think I ordered the wrong one. Where did you guys take your measurements from? I went by an Rv web site which said to measure from center wheel hug to center wheel hug which measured on my rig 35inches so I purchased the SRE2 735x. After going on MorRyde I found they wanted you to measure from one hanger to the second hanger so for my rig it was 59inches.
Hub to hub centers should work, or the centers of the axles would do the same. Should be either 33 or 35”. I’ve seen the MorRyde site with the page of measuring the hangers. I found that isn’t truly accurate as Northwood who makes our fifth wheel has different axle spacing but I have 35” axle centers.
If you are measuring I would also compare the three holes in the CRE3000. On the one I had for a 35” centers caused the axles to be nearly 33” as the dimensions of the three holes was different than the OEM equalizers. In Talking to MorRyde they were stumped on the issue the CRE3000 caused (which isn’t a problem on the SRE4000.
Thank you for responding. I measured the Dexter equalizer and you have six inches and the two center of the mounting holes on the SRE 4000 is 8 inches. After measuring all of this I called MorRyde and was told I should have ordered the SRE 733.
I just measured 34.5" between hub centers on mine, but there is just a little bit over 6" in between the shackle mounting holes on the CRE3000 that is currently installed...looks like I need to call MORryde. - memtbExplorer
sayoung wrote:
I didn't realize how much difference between my 3000's that came on our 5er and the 4000. Our rig also came with the shock mounts but with the axles flipped no body has been able to get me a shock that fits. Not Jayco or LCI, Monroe won't give me a clue either.
Did you do both 4000 & Joyrider at same time ?
We had a shock issue on our 5th wheel after I used the MorRyde system to raise our unit to it’s highest possible position. I took measurements at the shock location ( for all 6 shocks), with the axle at it’s lowest position and at it’s highest at all 6 locations. Once I determined the maximum/ minimum length needed, I went to the Monroe website and searched thru all of the shocks listed to find the one that would work for my application. There are a lot of shocks listed, and a rather tedius procedure to narrow it down!
http://www.monroe.com/downloads/install-instructions-guides/MonroeMountingLengthSpecifications.pdf - GHopExplorerSorry for the delay in responding. Completed the upgrade after re-measuring which came out to be 58 1/3 inches I had to reorder the correct one which was SR2-733.
We just returned from a trip and the new SRE 4000 appeared to help with the road shock. We had no open cabinets but we did suffer a broken pendant light over kitchen island. - MoparBobExplorerHave you completed your upgrades yet? If so, got any feedback for us?
- GHopExplorer
RollandB wrote:
GHop, did you measure the hub or Axle centers? Reason I ask is I would go more with that measurement.
Ours was 35” with the OEM Dexter equalizer, the CRE3000 that I had put on ours before the SRE4000 was a 35” but moved the spacing to 33”. That’s when I got in touch with Dexter, emailed photos as I was concerned with the change since it brought the tires closer to each other. They involved one of there engineers and couldn’t explain the change they also said I would have 33” based on the hanger spacing.
I installed the 35” SRE4000 and got the spacing back to about 35” as it was before.
If you don’t have wet bolts now, I would suggest getting them with the SRE4000
Good luck with your install!
Thank you for responding. I measured from the center hub to center hub which gave me 35 inches. So with this measurement, I ordered the SRE735
What I have a concern with is the Dexter equalizer is two inches smaller than the MorRyde SRE 4000. Thank you guys for helping with great input. - RollandBExplorerGHop, did you measure the hub or Axle centers? Reason I ask is I would go more with that measurement.
Ours was 35” with the OEM Dexter equalizer, the CRE3000 that I had put on ours before the SRE4000 was a 35” but moved the spacing to 33”. That’s when I got in touch with Dexter, emailed photos as I was concerned with the change since it brought the tires closer to each other. They involved one of there engineers and couldn’t explain the change they also said I would have 33” based on the hanger spacing.
I installed the 35” SRE4000 and got the spacing back to about 35” as it was before.
If you don’t have wet bolts now, I would suggest getting them with the SRE4000
Good luck with your install! - GHopExplorer
RollandB wrote:
GHop wrote:
I think I ordered the wrong one. Where did you guys take your measurements from? I went by an Rv web site which said to measure from center wheel hug to center wheel hug which measured on my rig 35inches so I purchased the SRE2 735x. After going on MorRyde I found they wanted you to measure from one hanger to the second hanger so for my rig it was 59inches.
Hub to hub centers should work, or the centers of the axles would do the same. Should be either 33 or 35”. I’ve seen the MorRyde site with the page of measuring the hangers. I found that isn’t truly accurate as Northwood who makes our fifth wheel has different axle spacing but I have 35” axle centers.
If you are measuring I would also compare the three holes in the CRE3000. On the one I had for a 35” centers caused the axles to be nearly 33” as the dimensions of the three holes was different than the OEM equalizers. In Talking to MorRyde they were stumped on the issue the CRE3000 caused (which isn’t a problem on the SRE4000.
Thank you for responding. I measured the Dexter equalizer and you have six inches and the two center of the mounting holes on the SRE 4000 is 8 inches. After measuring all of this I called MorRyde and was told I should have ordered the SRE 733. - RollandBExplorer
GHop wrote:
I think I ordered the wrong one. Where did you guys take your measurements from? I went by an Rv web site which said to measure from center wheel hug to center wheel hug which measured on my rig 35inches so I purchased the SRE2 735x. After going on MorRyde I found they wanted you to measure from one hanger to the second hanger so for my rig it was 59inches.
Hub to hub centers should work, or the centers of the axles would do the same. Should be either 33 or 35”. I’ve seen the MorRyde site with the page of measuring the hangers. I found that isn’t truly accurate as Northwood who makes our fifth wheel has different axle spacing but I have 35” axle centers.
If you are measuring I would also compare the three holes in the CRE3000. On the one I had for a 35” centers caused the axles to be nearly 33” as the dimensions of the three holes was different than the OEM equalizers. In Talking to MorRyde they were stumped on the issue the CRE3000 caused (which isn’t a problem on the SRE4000. - GHopExplorerI think I ordered the wrong one. Where did you guys take your measurements from? I went by an Rv web site which said to measure from center wheel hub to center wheel hub which measured on my rig 35inches so I purchased the SRE2 735x. After going on MorRyde I found they wanted you to measure from one hanger to the second hanger so for my rig it was 59inches.
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