Lift Kit For 2022 Basecamp With Dexter Torflex Axle

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I am looking for a lift kit for 2022 Basecamp. According to my parts list, it has a Dexter Nev-R lube axle 3150#

asked by: Franklin D

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Your 2022 Basecamp should have a Dexter Torflex torsion axle, and since it is 3,150 lbs it should also be a #10 Torflex axle. However, we have no way of verifying this so you'll have to take a peek under the trailer and at the axle itself; there should be a stamp on it that says it is a #10 Torflex. If so, the correct lift kit is the following:

- Torflex Lift Kit - Single Axle # K71-707-01

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

I looked up your Dexter axle info and you have a 3,500 lb Torflex axle which the part #K71-707-01 would be the correct lift kit for. This will give you a lift of 2-5/8 inches.

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Answer 2

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 3

Thank you for the photos they were very helpful and I can tell you that based on those you can absolutely use the Torflex Lift Kit #K71-707-01. This will work on your #10 Torflex axle without any problem; it would only be an issue if you had…

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Based on my research your 2017 Airstream Basecamp travel trailer has a 4,000 lb Dexter Torflex axle; for that axle the correct lift kit is the Torflex Lift Kit - Single Axle - 2-5/8" Lift #K71-707-01. This lift kit is a fit for a #10 Torflex…

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Answer 5

It appears your 2018 Airstream Bambi Sport, 16' has a 3,500 lb. Torflex axle. You will want the #K71-707-01, this will give you a lift of 2-5/8 inches.

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Answer 6

Increasing the tire and wheel size can increase the height of the trailer but it's usually quite minimal. Before you do anything else you should see if the pin box can be adjusted. Although you have to be careful here since This will lower the…

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The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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The Dexter Torflex Lift Kit #K71-707-02 referenced in your question is designed for the #10 Torflex axle with a 2,300 to 4,000 pound capacity. As you mentioned, the lift kit cannot be used with Torflex axles that use a 3 inch high profile bracket.…

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Answer 9

Based on the specifications that Dexter gave me for your axle, your axle is a 3,500 lbs torsion axle. We do not carry torsion axles, so the best upgrade for your trailer would be an axle-less suspension system. The axle-less system will be far easier…

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Answer 10

The correct lift kit to use on your Forest River R-Pod Trailer will depend on the year. If you have a post 2014 then you will need to use the Axle Riser Kit part #LC382741 for square shaped axles or part #LC270682 for diamond shaped axles as Forest…

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Answer 11

The Dexter Axle Torflex axles are basically broken up into the following categories: #9 - 1,000 - 2,200 lb #10 - 2,300 - 4,000 lb #11 - 4,100 - 6,000 lb #12 - 5,500 - 7,200 lb Based off of your 2004 R-Vision Trail-Lite Model 8306S being a tandem axle…

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