Subframe lift.
Just finished a 2 day project of putting a subframe under our Jayco to get it close to being level. Sits much better now. Glad I decided to take the time to do it. Will also definitely help in some ...
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laknox wrote:rrwantr wrote:laknox wrote:
Looks very nice. Personally, though, I think I might've carried the sub-frame out another 6-12" on each end to add some more support, but that's just me.
Lyle
I thought about it, but figured this is much stronger than stock as it is. .250 wall on the sides with additional .120 walled cross members. Additional welding on the joints. .250 thick hangers vs 3/16. Thicker shackles.
I was thinking more about stiffening the main frame...
Personally, an Eagle HT is on my short list. Shouldn't need a lift if I stay with my '02 D'max, though.
Still, a very clean job.
Lyle
Thanks! Understood. The 2 added 2x6 .120 walled crossmembers should help with stiffening the frame some. Agree more would help, but then eventually I'd have a whole new frame and be 2x as heavy. :)
