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• Correct MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for 2013 Keystone Monatana Mountaineer With LRE4000
  The # MR78ZR kit is designed for the older RE suspension and won't work with your setup. You have the LRE4000 if you have the #20 shear springs. You will still need to replace the rubber shear spring with the # MR79UR. Then you can use upgrade kit # MR79ZR which is designed for the LRE4000.
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• How to Find Replacement Leaf Springs for 2012 Keystone Cougar 27RLS
  The size of the replacement leaf springs on your 2012 Keystone Cougar 27RLS should be the same as what you have now. To be more specific, you need to match the length as well as the axle capacity. Based on the weight of your trailer it looks like you have 3,500 lb axles but I would check the axle tag to be sure. The length is something you will have to measure. The standard is the spring eye to spring eye measurement. You can also use the flat measurement since your leaf springs will...
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• Replacing/Upgrading The Suspension On A 2007 Colorado Tandem Axle 5th Wheel With LRE Suspension
  It sounds like you are definitely on the right track here. The # MR79ZR is indeed the correct suspension upgrade kit for your 2007 Colorado 5th wheel with LRE suspension. Moryde makes a fantastic suspension upgrade kit. The heavy duty shackles and wet bolts are highly durable and will last a very long time as long as you keep them properly greased. The shear spring # MR79UR is also correct for this setup. The leaf springs might be a bit more tricky, since you are measuring them under a...
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• Correct MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit For Tandem Axle Trailer With LRE Suspension
  Thanks so much for the photos they were super helpful. What they show is that you have the MORryde LRE suspension with the shear spring, and the part number you mentioned confirmed that as well. We do have the correct upgrade kit for your camper, though it's actually a bit different than the one you asked about; what you will need is the following: - MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers w/ LRE Leaf Spring Suspensions # MR79ZR Just like the kit you asked about, the #...
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• Upgraded Suspension Components for 2016 Jayco Pinnacle 38 FLSA
  You can use 8k springs on a trailer that has 7k axles. You'd just have a little more spring capacity than needed. If the dimensions of your springs are the same as the part # DX74XR springs then you would not need new hangers. Worth mentioning is that even if the dimensions are different you could always cut off your current hangers and weld them back on in the correct location. Everything you mentioned would fit and work great. MorRyde Suspension upgrade kit # MR79ZR Replacement of...
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• MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit For 2008 Keystone Montana 5th Wheel
  The kit you are looking for is the MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers w/ LRE Leaf Spring Suspensions # MR79ZR. This is the LRE12-001 kit you mentioned.
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• MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit And Shear Springs For 2010 Jayco Designer
  Hello Tom. The MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers # MR79ZR is for trailers with LRE suspension and rubber shear springs. It sounds like this is what you have, so please just confirm that your shackles are the 2-1/4" long (center hole to center hole). If so, this kit will work great for you. It sounds like you are on the right track with the shear springs too. I have included dimensions for the # MR79UR shear spring below so please check to make sure this matches the...
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• Which MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit for Trailers w/ LRE Suspensions Fits 2019 Jayco Pinnacle 38FLWS
  Hi Willie; the only difference between the two kits is that one is made for trailers with Correct Track installed. It sounds like you do not have this on your 2019 Jayco Pinnacle 38FLWS so you need the # MR79ZR. If you have Correct Track you need the # MR29ZR instead.
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