Parts To Upgrade Suspension Equalizer And Wet Bolt Kit On 2022 Cherokee Alpha Wolf 26-DBH Camper  

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Hey there Jake, I can definitely help you out with that!

To find the right equalizer, you'll need to take a few measurements, but they are easy! You'll first need to confirm if you have 33" or the 35" wheelbase; I am 99% sure you have the standard 33" wheelbase as that's what my research tells me. Just measure from center of axle to center of other axle, or center of hub to center of other hub.

You'll then want to measure your equalizer to see how far apart the mounting holes are and how tall it is. For example, as you can see in the image below, the MORryde Rubber Equalizers for Tandem Axle Trailers - 33" Wheelbase - 8K # MR87ZR has bolt holes 6-1/2" apart left to right, and the top bolt is about 3-1/4" from the bottom bolts measuring straight up and down.

If all checks out and your measurements match that, then that part is good for your setup!

Another option is the MORryde ALLTREK 4000 Shock Absorbing Equalizers for Tandem Axle Trailers - 33" Wheelbase - 8K # MR89DR, which measures 6-1/2" left right holes again, but the difference is that the height is 4-1/2" from top bolt to one of the side bolts measuring straight up and down.

As far as the shackles and wet bolts go, I recommend one of the MORryde Suspension Upgrade Kits. These kits come with wet bolts, bronze bushings, and 1/2" thick shackles. If your current shackles are 2-1/4" center hole to center hole you'll need item # MR46ZR and for 3-1/8" item # MR76ZR.

These upgrades will definitely be noticeable and your truck and trailer will thank you! Just let me know if you need any other help, or if you come up with some odd numbers and need to revisit some options :).

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Larry N.

6/5/2026

I installed these on my ORV travel trailer along with wet bolts and the X Factor x members kits. It made a big difference on the way the trailer rode! Plus the X Factor x members supported everything. We came out of Alaska very heavy and put 26,000 miles on it without any trouble. What a great setup.

John

6/8/2026

My unit is a 2006 Crossroads Cruiser. All the suspension underneath was worn out. I replaced everything and upgraded to the Alltrek 4000. I can't believe the improvement in ride quality. It was well worth the parts and labor. The camper rides like a dream.