Cab over struts not made for MegaCabs
I sent an email to Lance about getting a set of cab over struts. After three emails of me trying to get more info I was finally told that there vendor doesn't make them for Dodge Mega Cab but with no ...
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AFAIK the only manufacturer that makes cabover struts is Lance.
Since they don't make them for the Dodge Megacab, you're out of luck.
I suspect they don't make them, mostly because they haven't had any call for them. You don't see many Megacabs to begin with, let along Megacabs hauling TCs, let alone Megacabs hauling LANCE TCs, let alone Megacabs hauling Lance TCs large enough for cabover struts. IIRC, Dodge/RAM does not recommend hauling a slide-in TC with a Megacab. On top of that you don't see many cabover struts either.
From a technical standpoint, a Megacab is longer, a LOT longer than even a normal crew cab. It may not be possible to get a good angle to properly support the camper. The angle may be too flat due to the distance, so the struts won't do any good and may actually do more harm than good.
What specific problem are you trying to address? Or, do you just think you "need" them?
Maybe there is another way to address your issue, rather than drilling holes in your nice truck.
Since they don't make them for the Dodge Megacab, you're out of luck.
I suspect they don't make them, mostly because they haven't had any call for them. You don't see many Megacabs to begin with, let along Megacabs hauling TCs, let alone Megacabs hauling LANCE TCs, let alone Megacabs hauling Lance TCs large enough for cabover struts. IIRC, Dodge/RAM does not recommend hauling a slide-in TC with a Megacab. On top of that you don't see many cabover struts either.
From a technical standpoint, a Megacab is longer, a LOT longer than even a normal crew cab. It may not be possible to get a good angle to properly support the camper. The angle may be too flat due to the distance, so the struts won't do any good and may actually do more harm than good.
What specific problem are you trying to address? Or, do you just think you "need" them?
Maybe there is another way to address your issue, rather than drilling holes in your nice truck.
