Can Coil Over Shocks Be Used With The Roadmaster Comfort Ride To Add Lift To Suspension?
Published 04/27/2023
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The Roadmaster Comfort Ride Add-On Kit for Tandem Axle Trailers - 5,200-lb to 7000-lb Axles Question is, is it possible to use shocks with springs so I can get a little bit of lift?
asked by: Chuck O
Expert Reply:
If you are trying to gain some lift you will want to use a Lift Kit # RR23QX or if your trailer is experiencing sag due to weight adding a couple sets of the SumoSprings Trailer Helper Springs # SS26MV will help to support the weight and reduce sag. The Roadmaster Comfort Ride # RM-2460-50 was designed with the resistance of the shocks in mind and not an additional spring so they are not going to be strong enough for a type of coil over shock.
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Roadmaster Comfort Ride Add-On Kit for Triple Axle Trailers - 5,200-lb to 7,000-lb Axles
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