Suspension Upgrades for AL-KO 5200# Axles
My 2011 Creekside 26BKS has a pair of AL-KO 5200# axles under it. As far as I know it has standard nylon bushings in the springs and equalizer and I would like to upgrade/eliminate them. I have around...
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Yes you are correct. The complete kit numbers are still the same. The equalizer itself has a new number. Sounds like you are armed with enough info. now to figure out what's needed.
The ___652___ and ___653__ numbers are for the complete kit and __654___ and ___655___ are for just the equalizers. You can find the identical equalizer on the internet by searching just the K series numbers or 013-143-03. I spent a lot of time on the internet searching for the best price using both numbers. If you buy just K71-654-00 you don't get wet bolts though. I found a complete wet bolt kit less the EZ-Flex for cheap locally and bought the EZ-Flex equalizers separately.
The ___652___ and ___653__ numbers are for the complete kit and __654___ and ___655___ are for just the equalizers. You can find the identical equalizer on the internet by searching just the K series numbers or 013-143-03. I spent a lot of time on the internet searching for the best price using both numbers. If you buy just K71-654-00 you don't get wet bolts though. I found a complete wet bolt kit less the EZ-Flex for cheap locally and bought the EZ-Flex equalizers separately.
ah64id wrote:
I just called Dexter and they emailed me the sizing guide. I will see what I have at home tonight and report back.myredracer wrote:
That part number you found is an old number and is superceded by 013-143-03. Dexter equalizer kit info.
Since I don't have Dexter axles/suspension that part number doesn't matter, as it's the part number for the rigid OE equalizer that the EZ-Flex replaces.
The K71-654-00 and K71-655-00 are still current part numbers.
