Comparing Dexter E-Z Flex and MORryde SRE4000 Cushioned Equalizers for 7K Axles
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I have a 2018 Northpoint 377RLBH 5th wheel. 7k Axles, 134 high. Axle spacing 35. I currently have Dexter EZ Flex equalizers. I like the Lippert Center point, but it appears that it raises the trailer ~2 - 2.5. Im also looking at the MORryde SRE4000 SRE2735X with the cross member. It appears to raise the trailer approx. ~1.5. Is there a significant difference between the Dexter and MORRyde products? The Center Point appears to be the best but concerned about the height.
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Expert Reply:
The MORryde SRE4000 Equalizers part # MR47ZR and Dexter E-Z Flex Suspension Kit part # K71-653-00 are both great options. The MORryde option does not come with as much as the Dexter option, the wet bolts and shackles are separate, part # MR46ZR or part # MR76ZR. That said, the MORryde option will preform better as they have more travel for better shock absorption and it has a steel crossmember for added rigidity. The SRE4000 also offer a lift but that may be a negative for some.
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