EZ Flex Equalizer Kit Recommendation for 2011 Coachman Chaparral
Updated 03/14/2018 | Published 03/13/2018 >
Question:
I want to replace my stock equalizers on my 2011 coachman Chaparral fifth wheel with the dexter ez flex. the space between my existing bolt holes is 8inch and my axel GAWR is 5200lbs. Would the heavy duty Dexter ez flex be the needed replacement? It stated in the video it is for axels up to 8k i believe.
asked by: Shawn
Helpful Expert Reply:
Since the distance between your current equalizer bolt holes is 8 inches the correct EZ Flex system you need is the part # K71-653-00 that you referenced. This also can work on axles that are up to 8k in capacity like you said you have so it would work well in that regard as well.
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Dexter E-Z Flex Suspension Kit - Double-Eye Springs - Tandem Axle - 8,000 lbs
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