Stabilization Bar
Hi everyone. We just bought our first TT (Rockwood Ultra Lite) and are wondering which stabilization hitch to go with. The gentleman at the dealer gave us two options - a two-way hitch (that elimina...
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Caleb O wrote:
So essentially, what is the benefit of two-way friction control vs. four-way? Does the four-way really provide a more comfortable ride for double the price? Would you deem the four-way control necessary?
I already answered in my first post in this thread - of course the Equal-i-zer with four point sway control is preferable to the E2 which offers two point sway control. There's no magic here, the EQ costs more than the E2 but it's a case of getting what you pay for ... either way, Progress Mfg which manufactures the Equal-i-zer will get your $$$ anyway since Fastway which manufacturers the E2 is a wholly owned subsidiary of Progress. Keep in mind these are not sway control devices per se but rather weight distribution systems that include sway control as a function of the design as a weight distribution system. Other systems that do require the use of a separate friction sway bar do so because their design as a WD system don't have the inherent ability to control sway.
