Reese SC Weight Dist. vs Equalizer
I'm having a bit of a problem with sway on my short wheelbase (only 112") Land Cruiser towing a 23 ft trailer with tongue weight of 780 lbs. Currently use the Andersen. My question is this: is the Re...
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Looks like most people think you are looking into the DC (Dual Cam), but mean the SC instead.
I would have the Reese SC if my dealer's secretary didn't mess up the order. I ended up with the Reese DC instead. From what I looked at, the Reese is more upgradeable, as it uses the standard trunion bars, where as the Equalizer 4P, you have to buy a whole new setup if you want bigger bars. The Equalizer 4P seems to have more built in sway control, but I am only guessing that due to the design of the hitch head with the resistance.
I would have the Reese SC if my dealer's secretary didn't mess up the order. I ended up with the Reese DC instead. From what I looked at, the Reese is more upgradeable, as it uses the standard trunion bars, where as the Equalizer 4P, you have to buy a whole new setup if you want bigger bars. The Equalizer 4P seems to have more built in sway control, but I am only guessing that due to the design of the hitch head with the resistance.
