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Yosemite_Sam1
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May 06, 2020

Air shocks on tandem axle - settle this debate.

One says, you need only a set at the back. The other said, two sets, front and rear axle. Arguing just one would just cause or worsen porpoising. What sayeth thou the mechanical experts and the ...
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Yosemite_Sam1
Explorer
May 07, 2020
TurnThePage wrote:
I'm becoming confused. I thought you were asking about shock absorbers all along. It looks like my trailer (2004 vintage) already has the mounting hardware in place to install shocks (shock absorbers).


Thanks!

I better check my under carriage if it's shock absorber ready.

My first option was Air springs, like Sumo etc., I think made of poly materials that can be installed without drilling and just mounted on top of the axle-leaf spring.

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