Suspension Enhancement Recommendation for a 2014 Honda Pilot

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Do you have any airbag systems for a 2014 Honda Pilot that will help reduce sagging from a trailer? Thanks!

asked by: Justin M

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For your 2014 Honda Pilot we do have suspension enhancement I can recommend. But we do not have any air setups. What you would want is the Timbren kit part # THROD2 which is a confirmed fit for your vehicle. The added benefit to this kit is that it does not require you to ever mess with inflating bags or maintaining air pressure.

It's very much a set it and forget it type setup.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Hey Brian, thanks for reaching out! Your 2012 Honda Pilot has a unibody frame and according to page 544 of your owner's manual Honda doesn't recommend you use on either. Since this is the case, I recommend installing the Timbren Rear…

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Answer 2

The Jayco Jayflight 2005 28FKS has a dry tongue weight of 1135 lbs. That is a lot for a 3/4 ton truck and will have you close to the payload. With the air bags you will be able to get rid of the sag in the suspension but I would certainly want sway…

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For sag from towing a trailer the best recommendation I can make is actually a weight distribution system. Suspension enhancement will help level your truck while towing. But the advantage to a weight distribution system is that it levels the vehicle…

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According to the owner's manual, Honda doesn't recommend using weight distribution. They say 'A weight distributing hitch is not recommended for use with your vehicle. An improperly adjusted weight distributing hitch may reduce handling,…

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Your camper is not too light for a weight distribution system and the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution item #RE34FR will work on your trailer. This system works with trailer's that have a tongue weight between 200 lbs and 600 lbs. The…

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There isn't a left and a right. The unit is set up for the right side of the trailer, when adding a second, you'll turn the lever to the 'off' position, loosen the adjustment bolt and slide out and flip the slide bar so the socket is…

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Answer 7

The Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution part #RE34FR only comes with a 2-5/16" hitch ball but you can purchase a 2" and swap it out yourself using the 2" Hitch Ball part #A-90. If you don't have the tools to swap it out just…

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Answer 8

Generally, switching to a weight distribution hitch with anti-sway built in is going to provide a much better towing experience; you're also going to find that these combined systems like the Fastway E2 #FA94-00-0600 will allow you to backup…

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The best way to pick out a weight distribution system is to base it off of the loaded tongue weight of the setup when it is loaded and ready to tow. This figure also includes the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle. I attached…

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Answer 10

Yes, you will. The Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution System item #RE34FR has built in sway control that will keep your trailer in line with your Ram when you make sudden moves or get passed on the highway by a semi. This system has a tongue…

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When choosing a weight distribution system, you will want to select one that encompasses the tongue weight of the trailer when fully loaded. This weight is usually between 10 to 15 percent of the GTW weight. You could also use the Reese system…

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Answer 12

Yes, the Reese Friction Sway Control Kit #83660 can be used with the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution #RE34FR. You may need to move the brackets back on the weight distribution hitch to get the ball for the sway control at its 24" center…

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