Recommended MORryde X-Factor Suspension Enhancement for a 2024 Grand Design 399TH
Published 07/15/2024
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We have a Grand Design 2024 399th which has three 7000 axles with the factory Morryde 3000 links. Interested in what is needed to install the Morryde cross braces in all suspension locations
asked by: Carl S
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Expert Reply:
Hey Carl, for your 2024 Grand Design 399TH you can use either the MORryde Rubber Suspension Upgrade for Triple Axle Trailers # MR67ZR for a 33" wheelbase or # MR77ZR for 35" wheelbase.
These kits are going to include everything needed for installation, is made in the USA, and work with triple 5.2K to 7K axles.
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MORryde Rubber Suspension Upgrade for Triple Axle Trailers - 33" Wheelbase - 5.2K to 7K
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