DIY suspension upgrade tips for full timer
Need to fix/upgrade my Nash 22H (dual 3500# dexter) suspension - new bushings, equalizer, shackles etc. Want to put in the dexter wet kit - minimal parts cost (~$150) vs. $650 or so for a dealer inst...
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A ball joint press makes it a lot easier.
Also, consider the Lippert Neverfail bushings. No greasing and I have heard good reports. Minehave only been on a couple of years, but that is a LOT of miles with my usage.
Lippert also makes a shock absorbing Equalizer. It works very well. I would choose that item based price.
Also, consider the Lippert Neverfail bushings. No greasing and I have heard good reports. Minehave only been on a couple of years, but that is a LOT of miles with my usage.
Lippert also makes a shock absorbing Equalizer. It works very well. I would choose that item based price.
chilly81 wrote:MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
You just may be able to source rental tools for your project. I sure would give that avenue a thorough look :)
That's a good idea. Do you have any idea what tools specifically might be needed beyond the basics I have?
