Can I Put The MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit For LRE Leaf Spring Suspensions 2005 bulldog Trailer
Updated 04/22/2026 | Published 04/14/2026
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Will this fit a 2005 bulldog 7k tilt trailer?
asked by: Russ
Expert Reply:
Hey there, happy to help!
The MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kit # MR79ZR can work really well, but you’ll want to double-check a couple things on your trailer first. This kit is designed for trailers that are equipped with the MORryde's LRE leaf spring suspension system with rubber shear springs.
If your trailer doesn’t have that, then the better option would be the MORryde Suspension Upgrade Shackle Strap Kit # MR46ZR. That kit is more universal and is a great choice for upgrading your shackles and adding wet bolts without needing to match a specific equalizer.
If you're unsure what your trailer has, you can reply to the email with pictures of your axles, equalizer, and if there is anything attached to your equalizer other than the springs.
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Steve M.
4/21/2026
Gwen is 100% correct! But adding the wet bolts and new thicker links to any suspension systems will add so much safety and security to your RV system!