Stableload alternative
The other day someone posted pictures of a round rubber disc with a stud in the center to be used as an alternative to a lower stableload. Unfortunately I forgot to bookmark it, and can not locate th...
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Reddog1 wrote:
Terrick down Under, Thanks. I am considering a similar setup on my DRW. I am not clear on the "2 x 75 litre propane tanks that just fit between the rails , rear of axle and the hitch which weigh about the same as 4 x steel rims and tyres. "
Zulu, not sure what you are running due to no info in your profile or signature. If you are SRW, and do not have a sway bar, I can say with confidence that a rear sway bar will be a seat of the pants obvious difference in controlling sway. I do not have a sway bar on my DRW. Some folks say not needed on a DRW, with overload spring engagement modifications. I hope they are correct, but I will know in the near future. I am in the process of setting the DRW up for my TC.
Wayne
Wayne,
2015 Chevy 2500, 4X4, long bed, single rear wheels, crew cab.
No sway bar. To tell the truth, I'm not sure what a sway bar does or how it is attached.
Zulu
