Sub frame addition
Bought a new truck which is over 3" taller than my old one, so I'm getting ready to have a 4" sub frame added to my 2010 Keystone Cougar with 11,000 miles towing on it, to get it level. At the very le...
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terryaGJ wrote:
I'm scheduled to get my subframe addition done in another 10 days. I'll be going with new shackles and wet bolts (Mor/Ryde kit), a new Equaflex equilizer to replace the old one, plus three cross members across the hangers. Thanks everyone for all the feed back, it really helped me and I appreciate it.
Terry
Good Luck.
Just make sure your guy knows his welding, and that working with the cheap, thin, low grade steel Lippert uses on these frames takes a little finesse while welding. Adding gussets and other reinforcement in critical areas is also good idea. Possibly, hopefully, your frame is not Lippert. Back around 2010 Keystone was using Dexter frames on a lot of models, until Lippert bought out Dexter's frame division
