Mor Ride suspension question

[fayliss]

I have a 2010 Jay Flight G2 31RKS TT and wanted to know if it is worth me considering the Mor Ride suspension system to gain a smoother ride. We plan to use the TT more in a few months after we both retire, when we want to travel South and over to the East coast. I'd appreciate any comments from anyone who has them and whether or not they are worth the expense. Thanks

[Rustic Eagle]

Fayliss,

IMO, yes, they are worth it especially on the heavier TT's. Both the MOR/ryde CRE/SRE and Dexter HD EZ-Flex suspension products for TT and FW suspensions will provide a smoother ride for the TT & FW and reduce road vibrations being transferred into the unit as well.

I don't know about the MOR/ryde CRE/SRE products, but the Dexter product comes with new wet bolts/bushings so you can grease the shackle bushings.

To insure effective performance with either product, insure that the model you purchase matches the bolt hole pattern of the existing equalizer. In some cases if the same bolt hole pattern isn't maintained the clearance dimension from top of tire to the wheel well may be reduced. Ideally, a 3" clearance under loaded conditions is recommended.

Hope this helps .

Bob

References:

MOR/ryde CRE/SRE (standard on some Jayco TT & FW models): http://www.morryde.com/aftermarket/suspension.html

Dexter HD EZ-Flex: http://www.dexteraxle.com/e_z_flex_suspension

Dexter: http://www.jaycoowners.com/showthrea...ez-flex&page=2

[norty1]

You can have it done at the factory in Elkhart.