MORryde Shock Absorbing Equalizer For a 2018 Keystone Bullet 277BHSWE

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Hi, I am looking for a replacement leaf spring for a 2018 Keystone Bullet 277BHSWE. Also looking to upgrade the equalizer to the MORryde 3000. Any chance you can help with some part numbers? Thank you!

asked by: Chad M

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The MORryde 14-3/4" Shock Absorbing Equalizers # MR34AR will allow you to upgrade your factory equalizers. These are specifically designed to fit with the 42" axle center spread you have on your Bullet. I recommend also changing out for the Wet Bolt Kit # MR46ZR which will allow the suspension to more easily move throughout its range.

I was able to find your 2018 Keystone Bullet 277BHSWE has 3,500lb axle but I could not get an exact part number for the replacement leaf springs. I have some options available but you will need to measure your springs to find the correct parts. Since leaf springs get longer as they flatten I recommend measuring from the bolt hole center to the spring center pin along the curve of the spring to ensure you get the correct replacement. This measurement will be listed after the part number below.

23-1/8" 3-Leaf Double-Eye Spring # e59SR (12-7/16")
25-1/8" 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring # e54SR (13-3/16")
27" 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring # SP-210275 (14")

expert reply by: Bud M

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