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Old 04-13-2007, 05:46 AM   #1
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These are the best yet. They run around $399.00 but are worth every penny. So much better than a kingpin. Movement is very minimal in the fiver. These work great on fivers and tt. Installing them took some time but not hard to do. Would reccommend them 100%
Forgot to mention you do not have to take off, they stay on and you just set up!

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These are the best yet. They run around $399.00 but are worth every penny. So much better than a kingpin. Movement is very minimal in the fiver. These work great on fivers and tt. Installing them took some time but not hard to do. Would reccommend them 100%
Forgot to mention you do not have to take off, they stay on and you just set up!

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I've been contemplating them for a couple years now. My spare tire mounts between the jacks. How is that handled?
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