Best Way to Lift 2011 Keystone Montana 3100RL
Updated 02/04/2021 | Published 02/01/2021 >
Question:
Hello, I have a 2011 Keystone Montana 3100rl. I have a steep driveway and need some extra clearance in the back. What suspension lift kits do you have that would work? Thanks
asked by: John B
Expert Reply:
The best option to lift your 2011 Keystone Montana 3100RL is not technically a lift kit, but what is called an over/under conversion kit, which is sometimes referred to as "flipping the axles." This kit going to give you the most clearance, raising your trailer approximately the same amount as your axle's diameter plus the height of the leaf spring pack (please keep in mind this conversion kit is for use with double-eye springs only).
Your 2011 Montana 3100 RL should have tandem 3" round axles, though you will want to confirm their diameter to be sure. If so, what you will need is two of these kits:
- Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kit # K71-385-00
I have added a link below to a video review for you to check out as well.
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