Do You Have the MORryde # 6 Rubber Sheer Spring?

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I have the Morryde rubber shear suspension 4 total. It is 2 on each side of rear axle. This on my 89 Chevy chassis pace arrow class a motorhome. The number 6 is embossed on each side of each of each rubber piece for a total of 16 times. My question is: what part would I need to buy that is comparable to this?

asked by: Andrew C

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I am sorry Andrew but we do not have the MORryde #6 Rubber Shear Spring. The Replacement #11 Rubber Shear Spring for MORryde Trailer and RV Suspension Systems item # MR63UR would be the closest to it but the mounting dimensions are off.

The #6 has the following dimensions Plate: 5" x 10" Holes: 3" x 9" from center to center

The # 11 item # MR63UR has Outer plate dimensions: 10-1/4" tall x 6-3/4" wide, Hole pattern: 9" tall x 3" wide and Inner plate dimensions: 11-1/4" tall x 6-3/4" wide, Hole pattern: 10" tall x 3" wide

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Jerred H.

2/3/2026

Hey Andrew, were you able to find a rubber shear spring that matches your Morryde #6 setup on the Pace Arrow? Knowing what ended up fitting could help others trying to replace the same style suspension.

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