Determining The Correct MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit For A Forest River Wildwood 233RBXL

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Need product info for Morryde Suspension upgrade for Forest River Wildwood 23 RBXL dual axle system. Thanks.

asked by: Beatrice V

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Hey Beatrice,

To find the right fit for your trailer's suspension you'll need to take a quick measurement of your current shackle straps. You'll need to measure from the center of one bolt hole to the center of the other bolt hole. The MORryde upgrade kit # MR46ZR you were looking at has a 2-1/4" center to center measurement. If you find your measurement is instead 3-1/8" you'll want part # MR76ZR.

If you want to upgrade the equalizer as well then you can measure your current one based on the diagram below. It's important that you replace with same size components, otherwise you'll end up having to replace the leaf springs or possibly even move the hangers. If you need more help just let me know what measurements you have.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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How To Measure A Shackle Strap
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How To Measure An Equalizer
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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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