Recommended Lift Kit for Dexter TorFlex Torsion Axles with 3,500 lb Capacity

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trailer Lift. How do I know which # torqflex axle I have. I think the are rated at 3500 each. It there a number somewhere? Thx

asked by: John G

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The Torflex axles have different axle capacities. For capacities between 2,200 lbs and 4,000 lbs you will have #10 Torflex axles. The mounting hardware witll be 8 inches on center so you will use lift kit # K71-707-01. Dexter doesn't give a number or location to help you it is all based on the measurements and capacities.

If your axles were 2,000 lb, then they'd be #9

If they were between 5,500 and 7,000 lbs they'd be #12.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

The Torflex Lift Kit part #K71-707-01 is made from 7 gauge steel which is 3/16 inch thick. I attached a review video for this for you to check out as well for more info.

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Answer 2

Since your 2011 Jayco Jay Feather Ultra Lite X17Z has a #10 Dexter Torflex axle the only lift kit available for it is the #K71-707-01 is the correct lift kit, and its 2-5/8" lift is the most that is available for your trailer. If this is…

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Answer 3

The axle number you gave appears to be either a #10 or #11 Torflex Axle. You can confirm this by checking the bolts where it meets your frame and they will be 8 inches on center. If this is the case then you will use lift kit #K71-707-01. If…

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On the Torflex Lift Kit #K71-707-01 the distance from the center of one bolt hole to the center of the other hole is 8 inches. The overall length is approximately 9-3/4 inches. I have linked a video of this product for you as well.

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Answer 5

For your 2003 Sun Valley RoadRunner travel trailer, the #10 torflex axle will use lift kit #K71-707-01 if your axle is rated for 2,300 to 4,000 lbs. If you have a #9 Torflex axle with 2,000 lb capacity then you will want #K71-723-01. We also tandem…

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For your Dura-Flex 4,300 lb axle, we don't have a confirmed fit lift. If you axle mounting holes are 8 inches on center you can use #K71-707-01 to gain a 2-5/8 inch lift. This is rated for Dexter Torflex Axles up to 4,000 lbs capacity, so…

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Answer 7

Lift kits aren't specific to any trailer, they are specific to axles, and based on my research it looks like your 2019 Flagstaff E-Pro uses torsion axles. I wasn't able to determine what axles they were specifically but your trailer has a…

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Answer 8

The Expert question you are referring to is actually fairly old and the diagram for the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs #F2430 that fit your 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 was updated to the bracket change that Firestone initiated for this kit. I have…

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Answer 9

You may be able to add larger tires if you use a lift kit, though you would also have to get different wheels for the tires to fit. In regards to clearance, with trailer tires, the general rule of thumb is you want at least 3" of clearance from…

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Answer 10

The only lift kit that Dexter Axle offers for your Torflex #11 axle, for whatever reason, is the Tandem Axle Kit #K71-724-02. We've double checked with Dexter directly a few different times and this is just what they sell. With this being the…

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Answer 11

I can absolutely confirm the correct lift kit for your trailer. Based on your photos, you do in fact have a #10 Torflex axle, and they are compatible with the lift kits because you do not have 3" high-profile brackets (which just means the…

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Answer 12

Since your 2018 Geo Pro 19FBS has a Number #10 Dexter Torflex axle the correct lift kit you need is the part #K71-707-01. This will give you a lift of 2-5/8 inches. I attached a review video for this kit for you to check out as well.

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