Reese Dual Cam High-Performance Sway Control

Code: RP26002

8 reviews

Retail:$299.58

Price:$184.95

Product Summary

Stop trailer sway before it begins with this dual-cam sway control. Cams lock in place on either side of trailer to supply consistent pressure, helping to prevent and correct sway. Works with weight-distribution systems with cam-style spring bars.

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• Differences Between Friction Based Sway Control and Dual Cam System For a Trail-Bay Travel Trailer
  
• The biggest difference between an Equal-I-Zer friction style sway control and a system like a Reese Dual Cam High-Performance Sway Control # RP26002 is that the friction style is passive and the dual cam is active. What is meant by that is that the friction style does not do anything to prevent sway, it only acts minimize it once it has already started, which for some people it will work. However, the dual cam system works to prevent sway before it begins. This system will proactively and agg
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• What is the Difference Between the Draw-Tite and Reese Versions of Dual Cam Sway Control
  
• The Reese and Draw-Tite products are manufactured by the same parent company, this means that the # 26102 and # 26002, Dual Cam Sway Control systems are the same, but there is a difference in the generations of the systems. The older systems have Hanger Brackets that are straight like part # 58192, and the newer systems have been upgraded to curved hanger brackets like you see on part # RP26002, that you referenced. There are also differences in the measurements you need to take for the older
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