E-Z flex

[Edwidge]

I just bought a new 5W. I want to keep it top shape as long as I can. To minimize the road
"wear& tear" I have in mind to try the new E-Z Flex equilizer suspension kit. Anyone tried those E-Z Flex? They are from Dexter Suspension.
Your comments or opinion... Thanks!

[Edwidge]

I just bought a new 5W. I want to keep it top shape as long as I can. To minimize the road
"wear& tear" I have in mind to try the new E-Z Flex equilizer suspension kit. Anyone tried those E-Z Flex? They are from Dexter Suspension.
Your comments or opinion... Thanks!

[woodburner]

I believe they come standard on HitchHikers now. Good enough for them good enough for me.

[450Donn]

Check out trailairs version of the ezflex system. As I remember they are about 250 dollars a pair. And while you are at it, no matter what brand, change the plastic bushings for greasable ones. You can ask the folks at trailair for a wet bolt kit. Cost me all of about 50 dollars for my trailer last fall.

[RustyJC]

Another alternative that's been around for quite awhile is MorRyde's equalizer system. This is available on a number of manufacturers' trailers as original equipment. We've been quite satisfied with the MorRyde system. Check it out HERE.

Rusty

[xc-mark]

I did the full kit to my 8000lb dry weight Holiday rambler , the kit is well built and does exactly what they claim. From the seat of my pants before and after is noticeable smoother in the truck . Becarefull they sell two differnt kits one with just the center ezualzer and one with all the greaseable shackles and brass bushings , you want the full kit and as stated its about $230~250 .If you do the work make sure you have a torque wrench so you dont over tighten the shackles. The dexter web page is hard to figure out , there are only two common sizes one for 3500lb axels and one for up to 6000lb axels.