Heavier WD Bars Or Different Sway Control
Towing a 36' 8,500lb trailer, 950lb hitch weight, with a 2015 Silverado LT 5.3 with towing package. I have Reese Dual Cam WD with anti sway & 10,000lb bars & have been very satisfied with this setup. ...
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As others have stated, getting the DC adjusted properly is important, and CAN help with wind up to a point. Love the DC, but the adjustment sometimes needed is a pain!! How you load the trailer and where your tanks are and how you travel with them full or not, will mess up a dry setup. I try to adjust to full rear water tank and empty front to mid holding tanks going out, and the weight transfer when returning, by adjusting my air bags to attempt keep the cams as centered as possible. Works well, and easier than stopping somewhere and centering up to measure heights and adjust cams with that giant wrench!!
A change to 1200# bars could be of some help with proper adjustments. But, as mentioned mucho times, a larger truck would help a lot. Won't help in a hurricane, but you'll feel more comfortable in driveable winds!!!
A change to 1200# bars could be of some help with proper adjustments. But, as mentioned mucho times, a larger truck would help a lot. Won't help in a hurricane, but you'll feel more comfortable in driveable winds!!!
