Which Direction do Lippert Aftermarket Trailer Shocks Need to be Installed
Question:
When installed on a single axle, utility trailer 5 x 10, which way are the shocks supposed to be installed/angled? Top towards the tongue or the rear?
asked by: Chuck
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Expert Reply:
For the best performance out of the Lippert shocks, part # LC281255, you want the top of the shock pointing towards the front of the trailer. This is the case regardless of how many axles the trailer has.
expert reply by:
Charles S
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Lippert Bolt-On Shock Kit w/ Heavy Duty Gas Shocks - 3,500-lb (2-3/8") Axle
- Trailer Suspension Parts
- Leaf Spring Enhancement System
- Boat Trailer
- Camper
- Car Hauler
- Snowmobile Trailer
- Utility Trailer
- Shocks
- Round Axle - 2-3/8 Inch
- Single Axle
- Lippert
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