Good hitch for SB Ram/Momentum combo
I am not getting much response to this question on the ram/GD forums so I figured I would try here. I currently have a 2016 Ram Megacab with no hitch system in the bed. When I ordered it , I said I...
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RoyBell wrote:laknox wrote:
I'd have =real= issues towing 4" behind the axle, even if you have a 3500. At GVW, you could easily have 4k on the axle, and now you want to move that load 4" further back. As much as I'm a B&W fan, I'd opt for an autosliding hitch. You =can= install an puck system aftermarket. Not sure if any of the autosliders have capability to use a GN base. I just don't know since it's never interested me and I've never researched it.
Lyle
My understanding is that the weight is still on the gooseball location over the axle. The pivot point/ball is moved back 4". Therefore, the weight has not moved on the truck, but the pivot point is further back. I am not an engineer but it makes sens to me? The point contacting the truck has not changed.
You need to retake high school physics. The weight is applied to where the ball is located, as it becomes part of the TV chassis.
I installed the OEM pucks myself. B&W now makes a great manual slider that mates to the pucks. You well not hit the cab going forward in the tow position. When spotting the trailer slide it back.
