DexterK71-653-00 Complete Suspension Kit

This kit will give longevity to the trailer, and with the brass bushings, there is no chance of wearing out soon.

Changed this out on our 2021 Imagine 2600RB. Should have done sooner. Bridges are much smoother. Have about 400 miles so far will see as time goes on. The installation was an easy enough if handy.

The most important measurement you need is the eye to eye measurement of your stabilizer. I purchased the wrong one first based on the questions being asked to determine which kit to buy (axle rating, wheel base). If your standard stabilizer is 7.6” eye to eye this is your kit! If it’s 5.7” get the other kit in the image I shared, that’s it, none of the other measurements make a difference.***1 year review, I love this upgrade, the trailer sits an inch higher and feels more solid and much quieter. Been very happy and highly recommend.***

Purchased this to upgrade the suspension on our Grand Design Imagine 23LDE. It is substantially heavier than the factory equalizers and shackles and hopefully the metal bushings will outlast the factory nylon bushings (some of which were very worn after less then 1,200 miles).I installed this myself, along with replacing the wheel bearings. I jacked up one side at a time and supported the frame with jack stands. Working alone, with multiple breaks, it was a two day job.The only real problem I had was lining up a couple of bolts. A couple of jacks and a ratchet strap helped line things up.We did a 3,500 mile trip afterwards, and the difference was noticeable. The bouncing and jerking (especially on bridge approaches) was reduced considerably. I would definitely recommend this upgrade.

I installed this system on my toy hauler for a upgrade. All went well except the bolts for the ends of the springs were too short. Also the main center bolt was also too short. Forest River had a recall on my camper because the wheels were touching the fender area. Mine wasn't that bad, there was just a couple marks that showed where the wheels may have touched when I hit a bump. They sent an upgrade kit to my camper company and they installed it. Unfortunately that's what caused the bolts to be too short. The springs have new bushings on the ends and I grease them good but now I have bolts installed in them that are not greasable and the knurling that keeps them from turning is wore out on the old bolts. The center bolt I can replace with another bolt because it's not set up for a grease fitting. I'm very disappointed because I contacted the manufacturer of the system and they won't do anything for me. All I need is four special bolts that are greaseable that I'm not going to be able to get from Fastenal or anybody like that because of the their shoulder bolts and they have the knurling. Maybe I can tackle weld the four of them to keep them from turning. There was some evidence that one of them was spinning and slightly elongated the hole.

Put these on my 2014 Fuzion toy hauler that broke its third shackle. Not a difficult install. Tips: put bolts in reverse of the instructions so you can grease the fittings without pulling the tires off. Also, go to your local auto parts store and get new zerk fittings. The ones installed on the kit pieces are junk. $10 or less upgrade to the upgrade.Noticable difference in towing and less jarring on the stuff in the trailer. We'll worth the time and money.

Works great

I was trying to decide on what suspension equalizer to go with. I looked at all of them, CREE 2000 & 3000, Road Armor, ETC. I decided on this because of what I had seen of the EZ-FLEX system. Great build quality, excellent functionality, smother trailer ride and better towability. I truly belive that this system is so under-rated. I also installed the 1/2" thick shackle straps with wet bolts and brass spring eye bushings. Install only took me an hour and a half in my drive way. I have 5 trips on the system now and it will be going on any trailer I get from now on. My trailer is a Grand Design Imagine 2600RB. GVWR 7500lbs.

The equalizer grease nipple was sheered off, a bushing was ovalled and a shackle was missing. I removed the broken nipple, tapped and installed a new grease nipple. A shop 30 miles away had a bushing and shackle, they were only $20 bucks. The time it all took was not appreciated.I went around in circles on Amazon trying to find a way to request missing parts but you can only return items, or at least that is all I found. 40 some parts were OK, just needed 3 parts replaced.In the end, ordering from local parts store would have been worth the few bucks I saved going with the faceless internet.