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rdhetrick
Aug 30, 2021Explorer
I don't know anything about that particular hitch, but based on your description and the measurements you posted, I think you need more tension on the spring bars.
The fact that your front fender measurement with the W/D hooked up is still higher than with no trailer means you're not transferring enough up to the steer tires.
Back when I had a TT, I adjusted it so my front measurement was the same if not a slight bit lower than when un-hooked.
This is good for ball-parking it, but as others will probably add shortly, you should get to a scale to see what is really happening.
If this system is anything like mine was, the more spring force there was, the more sway control it provided.
The fact that your front fender measurement with the W/D hooked up is still higher than with no trailer means you're not transferring enough up to the steer tires.
Back when I had a TT, I adjusted it so my front measurement was the same if not a slight bit lower than when un-hooked.
This is good for ball-parking it, but as others will probably add shortly, you should get to a scale to see what is really happening.
If this system is anything like mine was, the more spring force there was, the more sway control it provided.
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